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- Kim Carney
- I look for the beauty in nature, patterns, the ordinary. This is my place where I save wonderful discoveries since 2004. Please contact me at kimberlycarney AT hotmail DOTCOM.
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21 comments:
Wow, these are so beautiful. They must just sparkle all the time. Imagine having a garden full of these beauties. I bet they are a bit pricey though...sigh. My budget is busted.
Very cool objects, are they maid from existing glass or are they individually blown?
Yes, I think he makes them all from recycled plates, vases, etc ... he is really good at this sort of thing!
How many florists' vases must he be saving from the landfill (or from that creepy cabinet in every office I've ever worked)!
these are amazing! i'm going to look a little harder at the miss matched glass ware i come across from now on.
Where can we purchase these beauties?
Deb
Hey Deb, I can put you in touch with the artist. He is a friend of mine ... let me know and I will send u his email
Would love his contact info also and his website.
if you click on the link in the post it will take to his website ... Glass Flowers from The Cretaceous Garden
I just emailed him for pricing info. They are gorgeous.
These "floweers" are absolutely amazing and beautiful-I have been making lots of "Garden Totems" and some plae flowers but his are just plain WONDERFUL!! I am wondering what it is he uses for the pistols-Thank You for your help--
I would love to purchase these beautiful works or art. i would be most grateful to find out how to do this
This are beautiful. I would love to buy one for my mom for christmas. How would I go around by finding out how and who?
Hey Cori.
This is Mike's website
http://home.comcast.net/~macurban/flowers/index.html
The phone number on the site is 206-463-6111
You might call and ask him. I love them too!
My sister and I bought two of these beautiful flowers for our mother on Mother's Day. They were a big hit. Headed to Vashon Island on Father's Day to maybe pick up a couple more ;)
beautiful! Would love to know what the stamens are made from!
All of Mike's creations are gorgeous.
I have a few questions for him if you could please forward him my email address, which is twigg18739&yahoo.ca
Thanks so much & happy gardening.
Kathy
What are the stamina of the flowers mad from, and what are they secured with? Thanks
I would like to know about the stamina also! And my email address is squilter2002@yahoo.com. thank you!
These are beautiful flowers. I'd like to know what you use for the stamina & what and how you attach to the flower to secure it to the post too!
My email is nancygraf01@gmail.com
Thanks,
Nancy
Go to dollar store or thrift store .. they are vases and plates glued together!
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