Friday, February 3, 2012

valentines ball decorations

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European Art glass balls for holiday decoration are still commonly referred to in Austria and Germany as Kugels. Kugels range in shape and styles, according to the artist that made them and the season they are displayed. It is quite common to display egg shaped kugels at Easter and Heart shapes at Valentines day. Quality kugels are hand blown or mouth blown art glass. Most are blown into an apple wood mold to retain shape and consistency. Some artists free blow their kugel designs, thus ending up in an irregular shape. Air bubbles are common, and expected by the collector.


Christmas balls decorations
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valentine's ball
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San Pedro Elks Valentines Ball
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Hard Candy Valentines Ball
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Hard Candy Valentines Ball
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Hard Candy Valentines Ball
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Valentines Dance for kids at
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Marriage At Valentine Ball
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San Pedro Elks Valentines Ball
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In America these glass balls are marketed in many ways. Witch ball, spirit balls, spirit catchers, friendship balls, gazing ball, wishing balls, and so on. Each having a little bit of home grown folklore attached to make the item unique or extra special.


make some decorations and
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DIY Valentine's Decorations
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12" Ball Valentine's Day
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St. Valentine's Day is still a
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These exclusive Cookie Ball
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super cute Valentine's Day
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DIY Valentine's Decorations
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DSC 3971 Decorating for
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Bubbly Ball Decorations by
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