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17 comments:
what a superb project for summer and kids! take it outside and create baby!!
love this!
neat! I never would have thought of that. thanks for sharing :)
That's awesome! I love it! :D
Ive been doing so much printmaking recently, LOVE the smell and especially using the huge ancient iron presses: http://hannahhaworth.com/blog/2010/05/the-hare-and-the-machine/
But what a lovely idea! So simple, and its good to see potatoes making veggie friends in the print world :)
wow that is so neat ! I would of never thought of this...thanks for sharing :)
so clever! that makes such a lovely flower. <3
peace & love!
This is great, given me ideas of how I can gift wrap my packages
ooh what a neat idea!!! thanks for sharing this :) I'm definitely gonna try it out...
xoxo
Olivia
fun!
this is good thinking!
well, now I know what to do with the celery I just bought that Lily won't eat! very cute idea.
missing goat - yes now only if we could find a project for all the other veggies kids won't eat.
great idea - I love this...sunny greetings from germany, geisslein
Wonderful!
Oh my goodness, what a great idea...I'm off to try it out!
The link was broken but I found the blog post here:
http://goodmeasureblog.com/journal/2010/6/3/printmaking-project-ink-on-your-fingers.html
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