No ideaas I've only been to a few English pubs. But it is unusual in that it's a fairly small piece that can either lay on a table as a center lamp or hang on a wall.
Besides, it was a challenge for me to make it out of scraps.
(Besides, it was a challenge for me to make it out of scraps.
The Resident Loon Not a demographic. Do not measure.,
Sun 27 Feb 2011, 23:33,
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I tried not to, but then he went on to describe how it could be adapted to become a living room centrepiece, etc...
Sea Tramp the thinking woman's 8 Ace,
Sun 27 Feb 2011, 23:39,
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Not living room centerpiecebut a table centerpiece. The wood base is 16" on a side, so it would fit on a larger dining room table.
( The Resident Loon Not a demographic. Do not measure.,
Sun 27 Feb 2011, 23:41,
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My initial hyperventilation is subsiding now.Sorry for hot-headedly dissing your perfectly OK stuff.
But why spend so much time making stuff that looks exactly like the garbage on the walls of ponce pubs?
(But why spend so much time making stuff that looks exactly like the garbage on the walls of ponce pubs?
Sea Tramp the thinking woman's 8 Ace,
Sun 27 Feb 2011, 23:51,
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No prob.I can see where that might have been mis-read. I should have been a little clearer.
Do the pubs really have that much self-lit stained glass in them over there? It's not very common here.
(Do the pubs really have that much self-lit stained glass in them over there? It's not very common here.
The Resident Loon Not a demographic. Do not measure.,
Sun 27 Feb 2011, 23:54,
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It's a tedious plague here. Salmon-coloured walls and everything.But hey, if you're bringing something new to your own continent, good on ya!
( Sea Tramp the thinking woman's 8 Ace,
Mon 28 Feb 2011, 0:20,
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