Finally got around to making this it has been a sketch on my desk for weeks. He is around 11" tall and 6-7" around. I like the way it turned out but I am always open for suggestions. It is the first time I really painted something, I was trying to make it look rustic. You don’t even have to use the living hinge part. What do you think?
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hmm, hmm, clever living hinge design. That works really well. I assume the top and bottom ahlves of the snowman are glued together?
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that is SUPER creative, I love it!
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Man, you are on a roll! Like rolling a snowman? 
I think Iike the skeleton snowman better, but both are very cool!
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Love it! Great job painting.
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very cute and unique use of a living hinge as strictly a decorative feature
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Awesome! I like it without the living hinge!
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My favorite is the one with the living hinge. Who ever saw a snowman without eyes. 
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I love it with the living hinge. Very nice job!
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So fun, great execution!
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Is that neckring double thickness? If it’s single, then the tabs on the skeleton and living hinges are quite shallow? (If that’s a trade secret, then don’t tell me. 
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Oh, and that’s a really cooooool design! My favorite is the living hinge. But the skeleton…design some leather or cloth panels that could be engraved with a snowflake pattern?
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WOW! Love it!
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Very nice! I like both options 
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Amazing! Looks like wicker, I like that. Old-timey retro.
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That is a great design right there. SImple at its core, but the the final product looks much more complex and lovely! It definitely has a retro vibe. Terrific! Is it hard to get the living hinge pieces stretched on the frame pieces?
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Very clever design!
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No they fit really easily, just pinch them in and they come out pretty easy too. Need to do glue on their tips if sell to someone.
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I think it looks awesome! I prefer it with the living hinge, think it gives it more character.
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Such a cool living hinge usage. Great idea!
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