This is something I've had with me since I was 10 or 11 years old! So for 40 years, I've taken it with me, with each move. My youngest sister, Debbie, gave it to me.
I wonder if any of my wonderful readers know what it is. Hmmm?
It's a "Devil's Claw" seedpod, with eues added. Frequently crafted in the Southwest US and sold at craft fairs and flea markets!(Have a few I saved when we moved back East from AZ, myself!)
My gosh, Nancy! I didn't think anyone would know so quickly! Just goes to show I'm not the only one. Hi Candi, That one, pictured, is 3 of 'em put together. Hmmm, I wonder if I picked the seeds out if I could grow some?
I used to have one that I carried from house to house as well.It came from a feild behind my Gramps farm in Abilene Texas. I cant believe that anyone else had one they carried around as well. Hurrah for the internet....
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It's a "Devil's Claw" seedpod, with eues added. Frequently crafted in the Southwest US and sold at craft fairs and flea markets!(Have a few I saved when we moved back East from AZ, myself!)
ReplyDeleteWow! Is it really a Devil's Claw seedpod? Where can I get one? Those are so neat!!
ReplyDeleteMy gosh, Nancy! I didn't think anyone would know so quickly! Just goes to show I'm not the only one.
ReplyDeleteHi Candi,
That one, pictured, is 3 of 'em put together.
Hmmm, I wonder if I picked the seeds out if I could grow some?
I thought it was a praying mantis made out of human hair. Devil's claw sounds much cooler. Thanks for sharing that with us.
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It looked like the outside of the nutmeg, the MACE part. . .
ReplyDeleteI used to have one that I carried from house to house as well.It came from a feild behind my Gramps farm in Abilene Texas. I cant believe that anyone else had one they carried around as well. Hurrah for the internet....
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