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My dad used to make these resin grape clusters and sell them at the swap meet, I believe. I remember the plastic smell, a… | Grape decor, Grapes, Glass art projects
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From my vintage Lucite grape collection! They were a big crafting fad in the '60s&'70s, made mostly by stay-at-home ladies & crafting circles. They weren't made by companies. They're increasingly hard to
