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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-30-2020 03:04 PM

Sure, I think I'll whip one of those out this afternoon. Actually it would take a lot of skill and specialized tools.

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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-30-2020 03:30 PM

I will pass on this one.

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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-30-2020 03:46 PM

What a great way to display sentimental flatware passed down from years past.

It is different and attractive.

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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-30-2020 05:35 PM

Amazing. I like the first one

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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-30-2020 07:54 PM

Wow how creative and time consuming. My father made wind chimes from utensils. I still have the one he made me. 🍴❤️

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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-30-2020 09:39 PM

It's original ..

Not something I'd like though.

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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-31-2020 07:55 AM

I'm impressed. They would be great conversation pieces! I find them very interesting to look at and always like it when something is repurposed.

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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-31-2020 09:13 AM

Very cool idea!!

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Re: Utensil Bouquets

‎12-31-2020 09:16 AM

I've seen similar artwork in antique shops around the country in past years. They are pretty impressive as you need quite the skill and imagination I would think. I actually have a cat made out of a fork and a spoon I bought on the west coast years ago. It's quite interesting and has a much smaller footprint than these.