German beer steins rise as decorative popular fad
The Victuresque Aspect of the German Beer Marz explores the stein as both ornament and usable mug. It notes collectors seek unique varieties, with many buyers viewing steins as decorative objects rather than vessels for drink. women form a large portion of enthusiasts, seeking novelty in designs. Most steins are imported from Germany, especially Rhine regions, with longstanding makers in Rheinfels and Luxemburg areas. The craft involves guarded clay and glaze secrets, careful shaping, and detailed painting, with artists laboring to sculpt and decorate each piece before firing.
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Micrograph Holders Made From Ribbon and Crochet Rings
A design guide describes photo holders fashioned from five inch ribbon and crochet rings. Variations include lengths up to eleven times cabinet photos, plush ball embellishments, crochet edge work, and decorative bows in pale blue and pink. A pair uses pink ribbon twenty inches long with points formed at ends and plush balls.
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