When a fortune cookie
and a photo challenge cross paths, the results can be extraordinary,
like
the sites of San Francisco made from 100,000 toothpicks
or
works of art hiding behind spring bouquets
Have an extraordinary week!
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One hundred thousand toothpicks? He would need a very steady hand and strong super glue to have made that. It’s brilliant, Donna 🙂
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It is quite the sight. I’d never get past a 10-pick log cabin.
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I’ve never tried to make anything from toothpicks, but I made a popsicle stick photo frame and a trivet for my Mum when I was a kid 🙂
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Whoa…so did I! 🙂
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Lovely pix, Donna……can’t imagine that toothpick sculpture though..OMG…how much time that would take!
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It is an amazing sight to see. I think it’s taken him something like 30 years.
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Hmmm… I wonder where that toothpick model is?…..Yes it is extraordinary!
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I thought you’d get a kick outta that! 🙂
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