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Step 5Set them free!
Now you've done your artistic best and the paint is dry it's time to release them back out into the wild.
Keep an eye out for your technicolour invertebrates - they'll make you smile when you see them. Some may go further afield & give your neighbours a double-take.
No snails were harmed in the making of this Instructable.
Keep an eye out for your technicolour invertebrates - they'll make you smile when you see them. Some may go further afield & give your neighbours a double-take.
No snails were harmed in the making of this Instructable.
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Jul 12, 2010. 4:55 PMBakeandBloom
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I want to bedazzle one.
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Sep 2, 2010. 1:17 PM
canida
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canida
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OOh, I want to see!
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Sep 19, 2009. 4:47 AMProsthetics01
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Lol. (all i can 'say')
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Jan 11, 2009. 4:50 PMsparklygeologist
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"No snails were harmed in the making of this Instructable." Until a bird ate them because they were so visible!!!
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Jun 2, 2007. 1:04 AMChris Bilton
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Chris Bilton
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great, we have loads of those critters, me and grandaughter Alex are already snail painters, glad to see others joining in, have you tried slugg training? No running shoes needed, so its realy cheap!
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Jun 1, 2007. 4:13 PMSyBerWoLff
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Very cool! I love the idea and Very awesome choice of music in the video LOL
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