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08-03-04, 01:23 PM

olesiaj

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Decorative Hardware - Forks

I am looking for metal decorative forks, made of some soft metal (like aliminium), so I am able to bend them easily to use them on a curtain rod in the kitchen (as curtain holders). Any idea where I can get those? I live in VA.

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08-03-04, 05:27 PM

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Regular, inexpensive metal forks are not much trouble to bend.

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