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Welcome to the Village Damian. Put your feet up and make yourself at home. Marg
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Merry Christmas to yo and your family also Ron. Also a Happy and Healthy New Year. Marg
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That is beautiful. You did a terrific job. Marg
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Terrific work on both, well done. Marg
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Awesome piece, well done. Marg
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Love it and so will your daughter. Well done. Marg
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They are so cute. You should cut yourself a spare spare just in case you brake the spare. Marg
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They look terrific. A job well done. Marg
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They are awesome. Do you sell them or keep them? Marg
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Wow, I love it. I think my granddaughter would love it too. Marg
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You did a terrific. Hope you are feeling better soon. Marg
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Welcome to the Village Liz. Marg
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Welcome back Brenda. I / we have missed you. Hope everything is back on track for you now. You have not lost your touch at all, your dog looks terrific. Is it a portrait of one of your dogs? Marg
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Fabulous work. Marg
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Terrific work on all but I especially love the cats. Marg
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Excellent team work. Marg
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What a truly beautiful piece. You could not say no to him and I'm glad you didn't. You are a lovely human being to put this mans needs before your own. Marg
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Very nice trees and interesting. Lovely table setting too. Marg
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We melted them in the oven but I have read that you can melt them in a sandwich press, just not sure how thick you could make them in a press though. No they did not smell Marg
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Just think of all the colours you could put in. Woohoo. Marg
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We did it the hard way because it was a first time. We put in a layer of caps in a baking dish and put it in the oven about 200C but that came out very thin so we tossed in quite a few more and back into the oven. That wasn't thick enough so through in some more and back into the oven. That was OK so Terry took it into the garage and put it between two thick blocks of wood and left it there for about 30 mins. It took quite a while to cool down. Next time we will use a smaller baking dish. Also read that you can do it on a sandwich press. Marg
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Terry (my hubby) and I had watched a YouTube video on melting plastic milk bottle caps to make chopping boards. Anyway when we had finished we realized there where too many little air bubbles and it would not be any good for chopping boards. So after looking at it for a few days I decided I could make Christmas ornaments for a couple of friends that had collected some caps for us. It was sooooooooooo easy to cut, it was like cutting butter. Marg
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Your sister will love it, I know I do. Marg
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Excellent work on all. Marg
