Valentines Ornaments by cyberreefguru Feb 11, 2018

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Valentines Ornaments by cyberreefguru is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial license.

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Valentines ornaments. Use decorating a tree, on a cake, or whatever your heart desires.

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Some parts designed to be printed in 2 colors. Put color change at 1mm height (M600).

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HelenKaz

Mar 2, 2018

Please could you tell me what you displaying your hearts on its just what I need for display purposes.
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Helen Kaz

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cyberreefguru - in reply to HelenKaz

Mar 2, 2018

Hello Helen - it's a metal tree we purchased at a craft fair a couple years ago. 3/8" steel tube welded into an interesting tree structure. We purchased it from a local artist, so I can't point you to anyplace where you can purchase one. Recommend searching Etsy or something like that. If I happen to find the name of the artist I'll post here. Thanks.

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