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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012 ( edited May 10'12 13:51 )
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I have been busy making these 3D plants. Hope you like them. My camera is playing up so think it might be time to buy another. Can't get a pic in focus. There are 7 in all but have only made these 3. From Pam's 3D collection under "House Plants".

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Comments (17)
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by cfidl 10 May 2012
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Very interesting idea! Looking good! LLDS!
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
Thank You. I know what to give my non gardening family for Christmas.
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by shirley124 10 May 2012
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These are really impressive. The sort of plants I need as I keep forgetting to water the other kind. Shirley
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
These would not grow at mine anyhow as it gets too cold during winter.
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by shirlener88 10 May 2012
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Now that is the sort of plant that I could learn to love in this basement apartment - I don't get any sun light - so the plants I used to grow well - do not grow at all. Super work dear.
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
I agree. I love house plants and I have an old home with very low light. These will not die but just collect dust.
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by capoodle 10 May 2012
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These 3D plant designs are so realistic looking. Now you can go away for a few days and not have to worry about watering a real plant.
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
Yes! The first ones I made were just on WWS as I wanted to start and didn't have the right gear, so if they were watered they would just fall apart. These I have stitched on Organza and 1 layer of WWS.
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by christracey 10 May 2012
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This plant looks lovely & no real looking after. My mother killed an artificial plant once - it was hanging near the dryer....lol
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
Had a little chuckle at this. Wouldn't like these near a clothes dryer -- they could burn.
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by mariagiannina 10 May 2012
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My kind of plant, looks good Lyn!
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
I love the real thing, but as I can't grow them here these are the next best thing.
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by justsew 10 May 2012
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WOW, This a new thing to me. you did a fantastic job.
Hugs Pam.
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
Thank You
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by lidiad 10 May 2012
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This plant looks wonderful! Great job! Hugs, Lidia
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
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Wonder what happened to my two other pics??
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by zedna 10 May 2012
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It looks very impressive!
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
Thank You!
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by devon 10 May 2012
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I just love this, great work
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
I love this one as well. Looks great in the photo as well.
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by cfidl 10 May 2012
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Stiking! Looks incredible! Thanks so much for sharing them! Live Laugh Download Stitch!
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
Thank You.
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by pennifold 10 May 2012
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Looks like you want to pick them. Love Chris
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by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
Please don't.
by mi30kaja 10 May 2012
Chris, Can you grow these or is your area not Tropical enough?
by pennifold 10 May 2012
I had a Monstera at my home in Valentine and it was huge. Newcastle is a temperate climate so we can grow most things except tropical fruits! Love Chris
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by grannycottage 10 May 2012
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Wonderful look. And additional advantage: this plant is easy to care...
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by oaro 10 May 2012
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very nice
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by highlandermom 10 May 2012
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Great looking and lively! I love real plants to death and these kind love and they continue loving me back.
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by bumblebee 10 May 2012
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They are lovely-great job.