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Mar
7
Amanda of Wit & Whistle has a nifty idea for making your own herb / pot / garden markers from polymer clay in this tutorial. As she comments in the tutorial: be gentle with them, they’re not super sturdy. If you wanted to improve on that aspect, cover a popsicle stick or a chopstick for the same sort of effect and a sturdy core.
Picture by Wit & Whistle
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