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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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