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American sculptor and artist Kim Burke loves to create 1/12th scale miniatures of food from polymer clay. Her food sculptures look amazingly realistic. If you are interested, you can buy some of her creations at here
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Unique sink concept, designed by Yan Lu, encourages users to save water.
When in use, the level of water in the fishbowl gradually decreases (but never fully drains out); it will go back to normal once you turn off the water. To protect the fish and provide clean tap water, the bowl is connected to its own dedicated pipeline.





Stores pet in China that offer tattoo fish patterns and characters good luck are intended to bring good luck and happiness of the owner .

fish Nuri Tropical are usually used to make tattoos with Chinese characters meaning " May your business boom , " ( " may business well " ), said newspaper local on its website.
While some buyers were interviewed by the said paper the idea that tattoo fish is unique , others thought it was cruel .






fish Nuri Tropical are usually used to make tattoos with Chinese characters meaning " May your business boom , " ( " may business well " ), said newspaper local on its website.
While some buyers were interviewed by the said paper the idea that tattoo fish is unique , others thought it was cruel .
This fun little paper craft is something my grandmother taught me to make as a small child. I usually make one when I want to add a special touch to a wrapped gift. They also look pretty sitting on a shelf or turned into a fridge magnet.
Here is what you need:
Wrapping paper or craft paper, glue- any craft glue that dries clear,
a sharpened pencil, scissors, a cup or other circular object to trace around,
a damp cloth to wipe up the glue that you are sure to get on your fingers!
Trace & cut out several circles from your paper, 5 or 6 should do.
Fold each circle in half, half again, and again (you will have 8 sections).
Cut on each fold line about 3/4 of the way, leaving the center in tact.
Roll each cut section by holding the pencil at an angle to one corner.
As you roll the paper around the pencil it will make a cone.
Add a dab of glue near the end. If your paper is heavy,
you may have to hold it in place for a moment so the glue can set.
This is where I get glue all over my fingers and
use the damp cloth to keep clean.
Now you are ready to assemble your bow!
Layer each circle one on top of the next with a dab of glue.
Be sure to off set each layer so the points land in between the
previous layer's points. When you get to the very middle,
use the eraser end of your pencil to stick the last layer in place.
What a nice way to top off a gift! 
Wrapping paper or craft paper, glue- any craft glue that dries clear,
a sharpened pencil, scissors, a cup or other circular object to trace around,
a damp cloth to wipe up the glue that you are sure to get on your fingers!
Trace & cut out several circles from your paper, 5 or 6 should do.

Cut on each fold line about 3/4 of the way, leaving the center in tact.

As you roll the paper around the pencil it will make a cone.
Add a dab of glue near the end. If your paper is heavy,
you may have to hold it in place for a moment so the glue can set.
This is where I get glue all over my fingers and
use the damp cloth to keep clean.

Layer each circle one on top of the next with a dab of glue.
Be sure to off set each layer so the points land in between the
previous layer's points. When you get to the very middle,
use the eraser end of your pencil to stick the last layer in place.
