An unconventional treatment of utilitarian metal objects such as shovels, car parts, and a wheel barrow by Cal Lane. via Debi van Zyl.
Monday, September 29, 2008
unconventional lace
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3 comments:
so beautiful!
Beautiful! I remember these from an old issue of World of Interiors. I really want the shovel.
These are great! What a surprising and beautiful place to use lace. The shovel is my favorite. At first I thought it was an intricate pattern of soil on the blade. Very pretty and interesting.
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