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Paper filigree is not a quick, mass-produced, mechanically duplicated artform available at mass-produced prices. What makes paper filigree so unique?

If you appreciate original, distinctive gifts, keepsakes or cards, I invite you to browse through my galleries. If you don't find what you seek, please contact me; I would be delighted to discuss a custom-tailored design to fit your tastes and occasion.
Don't forget...the listed price includes all shipping costs and a FREE gift tag!
Paula Bauer artist & owner of GSQ
  Category:  Holiday Gifts and Decorations   
Classic Christmas Star Ornament

$ contact me for pricing
HOL-08 		'Victorian Elegance' Star Ornament

$ contact me for pricing
HOL-06

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Use the bottom side of a styrofoam meat tray as your gluing surface. Not only do the assembled pieces pop right off when dry, but you can easily insert dressmaker's pins (with the glass ball tops) through the styrofoam as little props to help position the quilled components as they dry. (contributed by Ann Martin http://tinyurl.com/58myt)