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I'm excited to announce that my new book, Soldered Alchemy: 25 Jewelry Projects Using New Soft-Solder Techniques is now available on Am... -
When I came across this built-in tree bookcase I knew right away that I had to share it with you just because I think it's so creative ... -
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