OT--amazing sand sculptures

Aug 26, 2007 14 Replies

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took a while to load but then i am on dial up here. there are 3 pages of these amazing sculptures. i wonder if someone was clever enough you could make a quilt from one of these designs in lots of beiges? have fun look'n. jeanne


That is amazing. It reminds me of the ice sculptures that are created in Breckenridge Colorado every winter.

Thank you for sharing that link.

Wow! Thanks!

Donna in Idhao

How I would love to see all of that come together. Just amazing. I especially loved the bear. Polly

How fantastic, I have book marked the pictures to peruse more closely. Shirley

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Hey that is near me lol.. In fact I was just there on Friday. I am finally near something interesting to you all ;)

Carissa

How do they do that? Amazing details! My favorite is the sea monster bursting out of the sand to eat the sculptor. Roberta in D

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Roberta,

Here is their link to "How do they do it"

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Debbi in SO CA

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Thanks! Very interesting. I suspected there was something wrong with ordinary beach sand :-) Think I'll stick to quilting. Roberta in D

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Those are out of this world amazing! Thank you for posting that. I enjoyed looking at some of the other images of Victoria and Vancouver also. That is one great site! I am going to pass this on to the family!

Those are really cool. I have seen a show oh the Travel Channel where they make the sculptures, then blow them up....it's a lot of fun. They only have a certain amount of time to make their piece, then if it gets blown up, they have to make a recovery sculpture. it's called Sand blasters. Here's a link to a video that kinda explains it.

Piggybacking on my own post, i know, sorry...from last year...

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I remember seeing some of these in the newspaper a while ago. They're quite remarkable, aren't they? And the scenery is so "Pacific Northwest"....

Patti in Seattle

Wow! Those are truly amazing! I loved that fairy tale grouping!

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