Theresa is happy with her horse sculpture after its restoration

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Theresa accidentally broke her much loved sculpture of a horse. As the head and neck were heavy a stainless steel pin had to be inserted to support it. Now Theresa can display it once again in her home.

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Georgette Schwantes

Georgette Schwantes

An accredited TAFE teacher with a lifetime of experience. Georgette now teaches others to create amazing sculptures in a peaceful and positive social environment.

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