Description:This Stencil1 Hummingbird stencil is great for painting walls, t-shirts, mixed media or craft projects. These laser-cut stencils will give your projects great, detailed results. Made of durable mylar, they can be used again and again! Our stencils can be applied to most surfaces including wood, paper, fabric, metal, ceramic, concrete and glass. Highlights:"The Stencil1® Hummingbird - Stencil 8.5\" x 11\" contains one 8.5\" x 11\" mylar stencil","Easy to use with paint, markers…

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A shy guy, Teabob is rarely seen outside of his teapot home. Originally from England, he is a romantic at heart who loves to plan lavish dinners for his girlfriend lit by the soft glow of 100 tea lights. Robot sculpture assembled from found objects by Brian Marshall - Wilmington, DE. Items included in my sculptures vary from vintage household kitchen items to recycled industrial scrap. Some of my favorite items to use are old oil cans, aluminum measuring spoons, electrical meters, retro…

Artist Jud Turner has created two new fantastic found object sculptures. "Octoploid" is a wonderfully rendered octopus crafted from welded steel, found

I am currently working on a series of sculptural bird baths. These images represent work that I've sold recently. They are welded steel sculptures that hold a powder coated steel bowl that functions as a bird bath. The steel base is usually unfinished and will slowly oxidize to a warm brown patina. For an additional charge the piece can be powder coated. The bowl has a satin gold coating that compliments the color of the steel. Dimensions vary from 40" to 48" in height. No two pieces are…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…

This weird and wonderful warm weather has me convinced that it's spring in the Hudson Valley. Not true...but I still felt like making something flowery. Follow the See More link to see exactly how I made these Cally lily inspired earrings. I experimented until I came up with a shape that I could bend into the flowers. I traced the shape onto paper and backed with adhesive. I adhered the shapes to brass and sterling silver sheet metals. I cut the shapes with tin snips. Removed the adhesive…