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  1. GrandaddyDayCare

    GrandaddyDayCare Seedling

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    Mr. "Totem" ( photo / image / picture from GrandaddyDayCare's Garden )





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    I had a bunch of old scrap wood and furniture pieces laying around, so instead of throwing it away I put my imagination to work!

    He guards my shop at night!
     
    GrandaddyDayCare, Sep 24, 2013
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    That is so cute. Got to make me one. I know I have pieces and parts.
     
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    Excellent use of leftovers :p
     
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    Great work. But why does he look so sad? I'd be happy to stand guard over the workshop that created such a lovely piece of work. :stew2:
     
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    Interesting. He does look kind of scary though.
     
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    omgosh I love this I have tons of scraps hmm me thinks I need something like this lol great great job
     
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    I love Totem, looks like a formidable fellow. I need to improve my scrap wood collection!!!
     
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    A very inventive way to use up scraps but, I agree, he does look rather glum.
     
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    Looks very stern and wise GDC. Reminds me of "Clockwork Knight", an old computer game character back in the day.

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    Yup he is fantastic. I think the reason he looks so stern is that he let's intruders know not to mess with him. :stew1:
     
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    Good work! I think he just looks very determined.
     
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    What great work and a good imagination you must have. I think he looks fantastic :D
     
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    This is a 8'x8' barn quilt I was commissioned to paint. It is now hanging in Adams TN., on a black barn.

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    How cool is that?! Great job.
     
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    If I had a barn I'd have to have a barn quilt. Very nice.
     
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