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This poad™ was mistakenly listed as “new,” but technically, she is pre-owned. I don’t think she was ever taken out of the box. “Mint, pre-owned”
The Oriental pyo and the Keeper are time consuming to cast and clean, so they are usually on the back burner when we need new things cast first, such as the Toaster. I need to sculpt stuff that is easier to cast!
I would love to!
Winged cows…hmmmFebruary 26, 2025 at 1:24 pm in reply to: February 2025 Free Windstone Raffle, ends March 1 #1692169This was the first raffle newsletter I managed to put together myself! That’s why it is simpler than usual.
Thank you, Etruscan, for adding the extra entry info here!Really spooky, and cool! I love the black globes.
Hi! Melody, I was wondering if all the cards had been sent out since I never received mine (Jackie Biz in CT). It very well could’ve been lost or there could’ve been a mixup since I had to send you a new address back in early November. Happy Holidays!
I did send you one… You still haven’t received it yet?
Hey any update with how the calendar is coming along? And when it can be purchased?😊
The calendar should be in the “Windstonestuff” store soon! I needed to delete the first version of the calendar to fix a couple mistakes I made.
https://www.zazzle.com/windstone_editions_calendar-256578811599362209WELCOME!!
Nope. Nothing ever came 😞
Hokay, I’ll send you another one!
Doesn’t sound like one of mine! Sounds cute though!
I have all the Canadian cards sitting here waiting for the Canadian postal strike to be resolved.
First year in I think a decade I didn’t get a card for some reason. However, your list is so long maybe I am guessing they still may be a work in progress sending them all? Hopefully maybe anyway.
I did send you one! It must be lost. If you don’t get it soon, I can send you another.
https://www.zazzle.com/two_page_medium_windstone_editions_calendar_2025-256204829193730085
let’s see if this link works!Our PYOs are made with exactly the same material as the regular production pieces. There may be a slight variation in absorbancy of each piece, however. Gypsum is waterproof, but will dissolve in acid. Even rain water is acidic enough to dissolve it.
Send an email to service@windstoneeditions.com with your request. We can send you one!
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