Faerie Bower ~ Lesson Three
MARCH 8, 2007
Part three of the Faerie Bower is done...
I love this glue.
It will glue anything and does so permanently.
I can't tell you how many times
I've barely gotten my fingers unstuck...
So... with the top attached,
I began to do the finish work...
the backside...
Then the front side (thank you husband ~Milt~ for taking the
time to take my picture!!!!)
and my third lesson is complete...
Lesson four will have to wait for me...
but more about that tomorrow!
I love this glue.
It will glue anything and does so permanently.
I can't tell you how many times
I've barely gotten my fingers unstuck...
So... with the top attached,
I began to do the finish work...
the backside...
Then the front side (thank you husband ~Milt~ for taking the
time to take my picture!!!!)
and my third lesson is complete...
Lesson four will have to wait for me...
but more about that tomorrow!
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