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Birch Tree Bottle ( plus tutorial )
Published: 2012-04-09 18:51:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 29449; Favourites: 2096; Downloads: 425
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That's my latest hand-painted commission. It is supposed to be a name day gift for someone whose surname in Polish means "Birchy"
One more thing - I prepared my first TUTORIAL !!! Hope it may come in handy
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wow! a daily deviation!!! what a great surprice! I just kept squeling with delight
thanks a lot, you made my day if you like my work here is MY NEWEST MUG
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This is so delicate and beautiful!
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I've never seen such a beautiful bottle, you have a real gift!
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such a nice complement, thank you very much!
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This is wonderful, what a brilliant idea and so elegantly done!
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thanks! in fact I've got some more ideas concerning trees and now I fell even more encouraged to use them
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I'm absolutely grateful than
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Beautiful, delicate work 
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You are very talented! This is a great piece. :iloveit-plz:
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oooh hi
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My dragonfly mug is stunning up on a shelf, lol.
I know it is intended to be used, and I do use it when I am feeling sort of...sad or ill, but most of the time I admire it with my eye from afar.
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hehehehe 
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yessssssssss!!! never let them use it!! lol.
It is stunning, dear, as with all of your work.
I'd look at it too, if I had your talent.
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very nicely detailed and the lettering is great
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I'm glad it looks detailed
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How did I miss this one? I love birches! Lovely bottle!
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thank you very much
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Really cool design! You should fill the bottle with fresh birch sap.
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wooow, never heard of that, neither did I drink one. I can see you're from Norway, so is it common in your area? well, sounds interesting
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Then you should definately try it. It doesn't hurt the birch significantly, and it's the definite taste of spring. You should use several bottles on different trees, as it usually is produced only a small amount from each twig before it dries out. The early spring's the best time to do it, when you get mostly water filtered through the tree. Later, when the trees stand green, the sap will become thicker, and taste a bit bitter.
(It's also an advantage if avoiding rainy days, as this will dilute the "birch juice".)
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I think I'm going to try it out
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pleased to have some feedback from you
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I really like this one, and the tutorial is great too ; ) Great job!
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ooooh thanks for your appreciation to this tutorial, it's my first one
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it's great you find it great
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A very neat and clever idea
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