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- pathomas: I do not own one but like the idea for the following reasons: convenient slicing/sectionalizing for easy and less messy serving at functions very heavy cakes and breads are evenly cooked (when med/large loaf and bundt pans= uncooked centers or overcooked edges) shaped like snake, worm, train, etc for children activities shape easily manipulated to dollar signs, etc for other activities great if you like a long twinkey. I do not like the idea for the following reasons: seems conva...
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Beautiful, and if it’s truly recycled then it grabs my attention times 10.
If I were a manufacture of these ceiling lamp shades, I would probably use new cardboard. As the cost getting a person to go through used cardboard to find suitable stock would outweigh the cost of just buying new cardboard. How ever if they are hand made, as a back shed craft then this would be a good idea. Although most likely an unprofitable one.