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Old 08-05-2008, 02:55 AM
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Wow, really nice! That chimney reveal covered in stone looks great, too.
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Old 08-05-2008, 07:04 AM
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Excellent my friend!

You never cease to amaze me.
I think I need to consult with you for my final finish!

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Damn good. Can't wait to see it after the paint.
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Very nice!! My wife and I were very tempted to buy some of those tiles when we visited New Mexico, but we didn't know what to do with them. They look great on your oven.
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It looks Better than Great! I really like the stamping. What did you use for that?
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Old 08-05-2008, 07:38 AM
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Very nice!! My wife and I were very tempted to buy some of those tiles when we visited New Mexico, but we didn't know what to do with them. They look great on your oven.
Thanks DB!

If you still want to buy some tiles from NM: Art Tiles - Mag Mor Art Tiles

If you call them, they'll send you a full-color glossy catalog. Most of the tiles I saw in the gift shops around Santa Fe and Taos were from Mag Mor.
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It looks Better than Great! I really like the stamping. What did you use for that?
Thanks Elizabeth.

I bought the letters from Michael's Crafts (also available from Wal Mart, Ben Franklin Crafts, Hobby Lobby, etc). I looked all over town and couldn't find any numbers; that's why the "8" looks a bit funny. I used the back end of a magic marker.

The little gecko was also from Michael's (25 cents).

I cut the Kokopelli stamp (not pictured) out of 1/8 inch masonite board. I found clipart, enlarged it to print on two sheets and used that as a pattern. A little patience with my jigsaw turned out a nice stamp. I'm planning on cleaning the Kokopelli stamp up a bit and giving it a paint job. He'll make a nice hanging decoration on our arbor when I get it built.
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Very cool Ken, looks awesome and a very clever idea!

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The tiles and stamped part really look great - good idea!
Funny thing, my mother has that very same white Kokopelli tile that my brother brought her from ... New Mexico. She uses it as a coaster for her coffee mug. Now, whenever I see it at her place, I'll think of your oven!
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Very cool Ken, looks awesome and a very clever idea!

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Yeah. He's a smart one that Ken!

And really creative. I wish I had his vision. I'm still stuck wondering how in the heck to finish mine so that it looks half way decent!
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