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What a wonderful use for old plastic milk bottles. I don’t know who made them (they had a lot more patience than I am endowed with) but they were an extremely effective decoration. I particularly liked the milk bottle fascinator – I will give it a go for my next Melbourne Cup function.
© irene waters 2015
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Argh! Beware the GIANT jellyfish! Are those milk bottles or the holders for them? They look like our soda (or canned beer) six-pack rings. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_pack_rings Great last photo. 😀
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Supposedly all the decoration was milk bottles but I know the 6 pack holders. I think someone painstakingly cut the 2 litre bottles into rings and stuck them together. Glad I wasn’t in that workshop. Yes the fascinator was great. All the ushers had them but they all were different. This one I thought had made a superb creation. 🙂
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Wow! Who would have thought so many fascinating and decorative things could be made out of milk bottles? Love the fascinator. 🙂
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Yes just amazing if you have the patience to do it. Agree about the fascinator.
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Irene these photos are way way cool. Love the colors and lighting.
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Yes it is very effective. Thanks Cee. Hope you have had a nice break.
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Great photos Irene. The colours are amazing and that fascinator is adorable
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Thanks Raewyn. The colours made it all a bit surreal. I agree re the fascinator
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Amazing display. Who knew? Great idea to recycle all that plastic. You have such interesting and fun photos Irene 😀
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Thanks Sherri. I was just impressed that they bothered. It must have taken forever. Perhaps they had a school do it….. or several. 🙂
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The hat is my favorite!
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I think it is fantastic also.
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Wow! I love these. Definitely a good use for old milk bottles. 🙂
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Absolutely but apart from possibly the fascinator I am not going to try to copy them. Seems like a lot of work.
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