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Oct
8
by Kimberly Banks Pajot
Isn’t this fantastic? It’s a polymer clay armadillo created by Kimberly Banks Pajot. It started out as a purse, but instead became a vessel as it grew larger and heavier. Wonderful work, Kimberly!
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2 Comments so far
Wow! That is fabulous!
Absolutely AMAZING–good JOB Kimberly Banks PAJOT