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chiefk3
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I made these just from the photo. Really cute.

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mira'smom
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Cute!
 
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KG in CA
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Very nice! How did you slice the wheels so thin?


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Craftyannie
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They are very cute!
 
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chiefk3
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I used a serrated rada tomato knife. It worked pretty well.
 
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hjvagar
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Very cute! Wow it must have been very sharp. Every time I've tried cutting a cork it just falls apart.



 
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