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<blockquote data-quote="Pinkyx92" data-source="post: 155360" data-attributes="member: 29312"><p>Here are some pieces of washed, soaked and manipulated pieces of bark along with a rack that has some pieces flattening underneath.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH]39040[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]39041[/ATTACH] </p><p></p><p>These are pictures of all my "scavenged" materials. Containers, Empty spice jar, a larger jar, spoons, bark, small rocks and misc. sticks, ketchup cup, dried straw, I have that plastic ziploc there that I use as a watering tool. I poked several pin holes into the ziploc while it was secured onto a water bottle using a rubber band. it works like a charm! I can go over certain parts with water coming out like a light sprinkle or shower. Then I can remove the ziploc and pour water into the dish. [ATTACH]39042[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Here are some of the produce cardboard I get at my local grocery store.</p><p> [ATTACH]39043[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pinkyx92, post: 155360, member: 29312"] Here are some pieces of washed, soaked and manipulated pieces of bark along with a rack that has some pieces flattening underneath. [ATTACH]39040[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]39041[/ATTACH] These are pictures of all my "scavenged" materials. Containers, Empty spice jar, a larger jar, spoons, bark, small rocks and misc. sticks, ketchup cup, dried straw, I have that plastic ziploc there that I use as a watering tool. I poked several pin holes into the ziploc while it was secured onto a water bottle using a rubber band. it works like a charm! I can go over certain parts with water coming out like a light sprinkle or shower. Then I can remove the ziploc and pour water into the dish. [ATTACH]39042[/ATTACH] Here are some of the produce cardboard I get at my local grocery store. [ATTACH]39043[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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