home brewed stoppers

[tommyd]

started playing with casting pr here are some bottle stoppers I came up with. It's kind of fun to see what colorsyou can come up with and what you can add to your castings. I don't care for the long chrome kits from as have order some shorter ones on the group buy.

 

[Skye]

Heh, I like the smiley faces. We've got a bar downtown in Charlotte (if it's still there) called
'Have a Nice Day Cafe', bet those would fit right in!

 

[flyingmelon]

Seenin the smilies

I'm thinking that if reached for a bottle and it was smiling at me I might have opened it once too many times already.

Nice looking stoppers

 

[TellicoTurning]

started playing with casting pr here are some bottle stoppers I came up with. It's kind of fun to see what colorsyou can come up with and what you can add to your castings. I don't care for the long chrome kits from as have order some shorter ones on the group buy.

Those are really nice and should do well at a show with them... wine stoppers are a big draw at my booth.

I agree on the chrome stoppers... I've stopped doing them, but recently saw the SS ones that Ruth Niles offers on her site... I like them and plan to pick up some for the future.

 

[Fred]

I vote for using Ruth Niles stoppers 100%. I have never had any problems with her merchandise!

For anyone is interested in seeing and getting the stoppers from her, here is her URL:

http://www.torne-lignum.com/stoppers.html

 

[angelofdeath]

it is nice to have a little variety in the booth even if you don't like the longer stoppers other might... nice castings by the way.....