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  • Date Joined:Sep 21, 2008
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Dec 27, 2008. 10:40 PMegger1 says:
Hi, Just wondering how things are going re sending your wonderful ORIGINAL DESIGN egg to the Forbes Gallery? It was such a positive experience being involved and good things have come from it for me. I have bought some beads to give them a go on eggs. Love to hear from you again. Best wishes - Glenis
Oct 5, 2008. 11:36 PMsarah4986 says:
wow!!! I'm very impressed...when I was a child, I saw a touring exhibition of the czar's treasury collection, which included many beautiful Faberge eggs. The elegance and intricacy caused a lasting impression which I haven't forgotten even though I was really quite young at the time. Your eggs are simply stunning, have you considered posting an instructable for those who are interested in egging, but have nill experience?
Sep 28, 2008. 7:21 PMpmbalice says:
I think your opal egg design is beautiful. I have always wanted to design a Faberge styled egg using an ostrich egg, but don't know where to purchase an ostrich egg
Sep 26, 2008. 6:33 AMthanrose says:
Went to your site. I love your work! The goose egg with white relief, maybe rococo? with the assymetrical gold stand and pearl drops at what I guess to be a closure on a hinged egg: magnificent. The opulent colors of the filigreed hummingbird themed egg are breathtaking. I felt like I did the first time I saw the Faberge eggs.
Sep 23, 2008. 1:33 PMkaypc says:
I am somewhat confused about your entry. I made an egg exactly like this one some years ago from instructions provided to me by another egger. I'm going to look up her name because I don't believe it was you. You are saying this is your original design and I don't believe it is. Original designs should be totally your own idea and not those of others.. I will post the name as soon as I return home and look up the name on the instruction sheet.
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