My papier mache dragon

My husband fell in love with me at the point of me showing him my papier mache dragon's wire innards. What a selection process! I haven't read it in a fairy tale.

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  1. Pearl16 October 2010 at 03:09

    Well who wouldn't fall in love with the person who created this?!

    Pearl

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  2. Juniper16 October 2010 at 08:45

    I agree with Pearl! That dragon is a cutie :-)

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  3. Claire Potter16 October 2010 at 09:20

    Yea but it was the wire innards that did it for him! That's not normal is it?

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  4. Akelamalu16 October 2010 at 10:22

    He fell in love with you creativeness obviously! :)

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  5. Mark In Mayenne17 October 2010 at 15:08

    Wire innards does sound a bit odd.... but I bet it was your enthusiasm for them that did it.

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  6. Molly Potter17 October 2010 at 18:15

    Are you calling ME weird too Codgi?

    Perhap we are blissfully happy in our mutual weirdness.

    I do have a little enthusiasm going on - you are right
    xxxxx

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  7. Sandra Rowney18 October 2010 at 19:20

    I'm busy with Chicken Wire and Modroc this evening, not sure if it'll have the same effect though, worth a try.

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  8. Eric18 October 2010 at 19:38

    Oh the iron-y of metal innards in an organic monster... Fanciful yet structurally well engineered.

    I don't blame Mr. Potter at all, not one bit, haha.

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  9. fizzycat19 October 2010 at 17:54

    Love your lovely dragon!

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  10. Mark In Mayenne20 October 2010 at 06:54

    Molly! You? Weird? Never! I have the monopoly on weirdness, it's well-known fact.

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  11. Ken Devine22 October 2010 at 08:30

    If I could afford a twenty-foot metal dragon, I'd have one tomorrow climbing off my roof and breathing flames on any unwelcome visitors.

    Your dragon is way too small to be anything but cute but its breathed fire in my quest to have one.
    Thanks MollyP.

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  12. Molly Potter22 October 2010 at 19:46

    Thank you all with your loveliness!!! I am blogging in fits and starts at the moment in line with my personality!

    It's a guard-dragon btw and Ken D - it's just a photographic illusion - the dragon is the size of 3 tall by 3 wide, by 3 long double decker buses - to be precise
    xxxx

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  13. Anonymous15 May 2011 at 22:37

    ILOVE THIS! it is so cute. wheew!!!!!!!! though, cuz at first, I thought it was a pinata. Then i read it was just a pmd/papier mache dragon. ;} WHAT A RELIEF.

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  14. ShannonAnn11 March 2013 at 14:55

    I love your dragon! She has so much character.

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