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MONEEEEEEEY! MONEYMONEYMONEY! XD

I remembered the other day I had these rupee-shaped glass beads and thought they were the perfect props for some more Four Swords paperchildren! (Glass beads were bought and shipped over for me by my friend. She lives close to a JoAnn's fabric stores in the USA)

So here they are!

Red seems quite content with anything shiny, Blue is happy with his prized possession, and Purple is being a big ol' meanie to Green ! >___<*

These little guys were so fun to make, and a lot, lot smaller than my other "Link Paperchain"

They were a bit of a pain to stand up, too >_< Glass beads as you can probably, tell, are pretty heavy. So to pose them with paper was a bit of a task! But I managed it with a few card tabs and double sided tape as usual

Copic Ciao markers, Copic liners and Prismacolor pencils on Strathmore Bristol Board 400 series.

(Photgraphy's a bit crappy too, sorwee! It was hard to get them all in focus on a macro setting! )

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MONEEEEEEEY! MONEYMONEYMONEY! XD

I remembered the other day I had these rupee-shaped glass beads and thought they were the perfect props for some more Four Swords paperchildren! (Glass beads were bought and shipped over for me by my friend. She lives close to a JoAnn's fabric stores in the USA)

So here they are!

Red seems quite content with anything shiny, Blue is happy with his prized possession, and Purple is being a big ol' meanie to Green ! >___<*

These little guys were so fun to make, and a lot, lot smaller than my other "Link Paperchain"

They were a bit of a pain to stand up, too >_< Glass beads as you can probably, tell, are pretty heavy. So to pose them with paper was a bit of a task! But I managed it with a few card tabs and double sided tape as usual

Copic Ciao markers, Copic liners and Prismacolor pencils on Strathmore Bristol Board 400 series.

(Photgraphy's a bit crappy too, sorwee! It was hard to get them all in focus on a macro setting! )