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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Modern Macrame Terrarium
Nothing quite says "70s" like a macrame'd terrarium overflowing with lush ferns. I'm not talking from experience here, I was born in the 80s. With that said - I'd love to have a living room full of macrame'd hanging terrariums. And 70's print sofa.
If you prefer your hemp on the skimpier side, check out this hanging terrarium from needsupply.com. It is a cute idea and I daresay you could mimic this look for pennies on the retail-priced dollar. Go forth crafters!
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ReplyDeleteThe sculpture has its roots in prehistoric civilizations, undergoing numerous changes over time and evolving simultaneously with society. During this time, the sculpture has played several roles in people's lives. It believed that, in the beginning, sculptures had a magical role.
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