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Chinese Bottle Gourd (12″ diameter) extra large
$21.50 Read moreVery nice Chinese Bottle Gourd – Extra Large. Many uses for this gourd. Diameter at widest part of body is 12", 18" tall, only have one like this.
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Chinese Bottle Gourd (5-1/2″ – 7-1/2″ diameter) medium
$8.95 Read moreChinese Bottle Gourds are one of the most popular gourds for crafting. They are commonly used for birdhouses, snowmen, people and animal figures. Size: 5-1/2" – 7-1/2" diameter at widest point, 6" – 8" tall
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Chinese Bottle Gourd (7.5″ – 9″ diameter) large
$10.95 Read moreChinese Bottle Gourds are one of the most popular gourds for crafting. They are commonly used for birdhouses, snowmen, people and animal figures. 8" – 9" diameter at widest point, 8" – 12" tall. Price listed is for quantity of one gourd. ONE 9" TALL BOTTLE LEFT
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Chinese Bottle Gourd Birdhouse
$16.85 Read moreThe perfect size for many types of birds, this natural finished gourd, 5" – 6" diameter ball is the perfect nest size. 1-1/2" entrance hole. Sealed for outdoor use, ready to hang with a leather strap.
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Chinese Mini Bottle – LG, 3″ dia.
$3.10 Read moreA larger version of the Chinese Mini Bottle, sizes 3" diameter and 4"-5" tall (average). A versatile gourd, washed and ready to craft. Most stand. Let us know if you need a particular size.
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Chinese Mini-Bottle Gourd (2″-3″ diameter) mini
$1.99 Read moreGreat for many crafts, snowmen, etc. They make nice ornaments because they are so light. The diameter is measured at the widest point of the gourd. Stock up for all your projects while saving money.
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Chinese Mini-Bottle Gourd (2″-3″ diameter) mini, blemished
$1.69 Read moreGreat for many crafts, snowmen, etc. They make nice ornaments because they are so light. The diameter is measured at the widest point of the gourd. Stock up for all your projects while saving money. These bottles have some small surface irregularities and/or blemishes.
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Chip-Carving Gourds/Advanced Techniques, by Marilyn Rehm
$14.99 Read moreSee what a gourd and a chisel can make and learn that chip-carving has never been so easy. The advanced techniques demonstrated builds on the skills learned in the author's first book, A Guide to Chip-Carving Gourds. Step-by-step guide, with 229 color photographs, demonstrates the many ways to decorate a gourd with only the simplest of tools — no electric cords, no noise, no dust. 10 Projects feature bowls, birdhouses, jewelry, and ornaments. A gallery of color photographs provides ideas for your own creations. This is a relaxing handcraft that any beginner or seasoned gourd crafter can learn and enjoy.
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Christmas Bells Birdhouse
$25.95 Read moreRing in the holidays with this beautiful hand painted gourd birdhouse, decorated with a bell, pine and ribbons. Limited quantity available. Can be used indoors or out, sealed for outdoor use. 1-1/2" entrance hole will invite birds to get in out of the cold too!
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Coarse Jigsaw Blades for Proxxon STS 12/E
$5.95 Read moreBlades are made of a special steel for cutting hard and soft wood, wallboard, fiberglass reinforced materials and various soft plastics. Especially designed for sawing tight curves and guaranteeing clean cuts.
Dimensions:
2 1/4″ x 7/64″ x 1/64″ (57 x 2.9 x 0.5 mm). Tooth pitch 1/16″ (1.5 mm). Teeth are alternately set and sharpened.
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Coiled Designs for Gourd Art by Catherine Devine
$14.99 Read moreCoiling is a basketry technique used as decoration in gourd art. Step-by-step coiling techniques, as well as pattern designs, help gourd enthusiasts use coiled waxed linen and colored thread to enhance their work. 196 color photos show how to trim a gourd bowl or vase and use the coiled threads to add color to your favorite gourds. A special chart will help crafters design their own coiling patterns. Beginners and advanced workers with gourds will be inspired by this book.
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Creating Bottles with Gourds and Fiber
$19.99 Read moreGourd and fiber containers have been essential for making human migration and commerce possible for thousands of years. This new DIY book takes a step back in time to show how different forms of fiber have been used to tie a loop around the neck or waist of a gourd or to weave an intricate basket structure to hold the handle. With more than 350 color images and step-by-step instructions, seven projects are based on water containers from around the world: a palm wine bottle from Cameroon, a canoe bottle from Borneo, a saki flask and a spiral woven bottle from Japan, a bule from Mexico, an intricately woven bottle from Indonesia, and a netted Hawaiian water bottle. These projects show the universality of the gourd in the human settlement of the earth, and make great projects for advanced gourd artists.