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A Mess, But We’re Closer

By Justin Langlois on May 28th, 2009, 12:00 am 0 Comments

planters with magnets

Danielle and I spent Wednesday afternoon making some more planters, patching up some of the planters made last Friday, and adding magnets to other planters. Hopefully by Friday these will be dry and ready for departure from my studio.

I’m anxious to see these up (and this project finished, many other things to do!)

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