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Synchronized Swimming Gothic Arch....

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For a bit of fun I thought I'd create a tongue in cheek nod to the Olympics...

Synchronized Swimming Team....
Gothic Arch







For information on how to assemble this arch please feel free to check out my blog for complete instructions... Ink Stains

Have a wonderful day everyone!!!

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  1. trisha tooTuesday, May 01, 2012

    Roni, that is hilarious!!

    :)

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  2. DIYDesignStudioTuesday, May 01, 2012

    This is fabulous and funny! Love the humor, we can all use a little more of that! ~

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  3. Ingrid VientTuesday, May 01, 2012

    OMG! My mother was in a synchronized swimming show back in the 40's. They called it water ballet. I have a picture of her in a mermaid costume. Anybody remember Ester Williams? So fun to see your rendition of this fabulous era!

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