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bidvid

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  1. Sorry I just checked and the biggest hole saw I have is 6cm.
  2. Hi, Is the worktop timber? I may have one, I need to check sizes later today. Would a spade bit do or do you specifically want a hole saw?
  3. Hello, I am looking to use a vacuum sealer for an artwork. It is made from timber and has gold leaf applied to it. I would like to have it vacuum sealed to look similar to a tray of smoked salmon. I would be incredibly grateful if anyone has one to lend/let me use or if anyone knows anyone who might be able to point me in the right direction. I realise that you can buy relatively cheap models online, but I would prefer not to buy something which I am only going to use once for both economic and environmental reasons. Thank you, Brigid
  4. Please see private message
  5. I have 2 bags of Amaco claycrete and 1 bag of sculptamold. Both are paper based modelling compounds. A lot of fun and easy to use. I also have a bag of balls which are made from recycled paper. Good for small craft projects. Free for pick up in SE22. Or may be able to drop it off if you are nearby.
  6. Interesting, because I am finding it next to impossible to get an appointment at Tessa Jowell.
  7. until
    Symbiont brings together Sculptures, Paintings and Prints from artist couple Brigid Vidler and Joel Ely, who live in East Dulwich. Symbiosis is the interaction between two organisms living in close physical association, typically, though not exclusively to the advantage of both. A state of symbiosis can have both positive and negative associations. The work layers imagery, juxtaposing competing narratives to explore ideas of interconnectivity and communication. Using humour the work draws on traditions of still life, figurative art and the surreal. Come join us at the Private View on Thursday 6th June 6-8pm. Jeannie Avent Gallery 14 North Cross Rd London SE22 9EU Private View Thursday 6th July, 6-8pm 7-16th July Wed - Sun 10-6pm
  8. My sister and a close friend had bad teenage acne. They both got prescribed with roaccutane (which unfortunately made my sister vomit). Both of them opted to go on a strict no dairy diet and though it took a while it did wonders for their skin. Good luck, your kid is fortunate that you are taking it seriously.
  9. Hello, I was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for mole screening? I grew up in Australia, I have Irish heritage (and complexion) and have spent most of my life watching my parents have various bits burnt off or cut out. Luckily, I have always worn sunblock but I think that my skin is a bit damaged. I went to a GP 2 years ago and they said that they wouldn't look at moles unless they were 5mm in size. I appreciate that the NHS is overstretched so I might need to go elsewhere for an inspection... Can anyone recommend somewhere/someone? I had a google and could only come up with private clinics that charge 250 pounds for an initial consultation. Is this normal? Thanks for your recommendations, Keep well, Brigid
  10. Thanks to everyone for all your kind words. I just finished a commission today in a garden in Peckham. It is a variation on a garage door I painted last summer. Enjoy the sun!
  11. Does anyone use Now broadband on East Dulwich Road. I am sick of paying through the nose for Virgin and having crap internet.
  12. It was a pleasure to paint. I was really touched by Twinhunters idea. What a wonderful carer.
  13. Kesc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes please. I'll send you a PM Kesc. You won the draw!
  14. Last Day to Enter. Keep warm and enjoy the snow!
  15. Thanks for entering everyone.
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