Some of my Mandala Art: Ness x
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Do you have a cabinet for them?
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I do alot of my art
at the dining table in the kitchen and my canvases and paints are in spare room. I personally would never call it organised! Haha
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Beautiful, they look nice on the wood
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Lovely - especially that owl looking up at us
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What is your mandala made of? Was it cut into shape? It's very beautiful
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Most of my stone art is done on real stones, I do have moulds and the one above is a heart shaped mould that you fill with plaster of paris. The only downside is they take days to dry and you can't start painting until they are bone dry. I do like the heart shaped onesNess
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It's lovely 
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I remember when I was a child I had rubber moulds and plaster of Paris mix which I made up. I was fascinated by the bubbles that stayed under the base after the POP had dried. I had to paint them and I wasn't very good at it, but enjoyed making the figures. Unfortunately it was so long ago I can't remember what they were of. Probably animals I think
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It was something like this
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How wonderful, it's amazing what we did when we were kids
It was something like this
Ness
