The name of this snazzy new product could also be a title for a 70's era porno film: Linda Lovelace starring in Woolly Pockets! XXX! Yeah, that's just the way my mind works. Straight into the gutter. Anywho, check out these groovy soft-sided nests for growing plants. They love to hang on walls and bring life to any vertical surface in your home. Because Woolly Pockets are modular, they look great on their own and in groups, indoors and out. And judging by their promotional photos, they work well in nudist colonies where woolly pockets of all persuasions are always on display. Just keep them trimmed and well watered. Ok. I'll stop now.

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Head over to Woolly Pockets and take a peep around. They're sure to turn your sugar walls green.

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I'm almost finished with my second pottery class and here are some of the results. Similar shapes as my first attempt, except these are slightly more refined and a smidge taller. It's hard to see in the photo, but I've been dipping them in high gloss white and leaving portions natural and unglazed. I like the contrast. They look extra modern with these spiky tillandsia air plants sprouting out of them instead of baby's breath and carnations. Starting with my next class this spring, I'm going to start selling them since I'm running out of display surfaces in my own home. Would you buy one of my slightly lumpy handcrafted one-of-a-kind vessels?

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Air Plants No dirt required and they come in a mind boggling array of bizarre shapes and sizes.
Robert The He did the cool yellow "book gun" in the background.
FLOR I shot this on my House Pet carpet tiles on the floor. I need a better tripod.