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Bra-B-Q By: Kerry Treasure	What could be more all-American than a Bra-B-Q, or than curing breast cancer?  The project was inspired by coincidentally stumbling on sponges that make perfect buns.  Coat hanger wire covered with ribbon provide the stability.  Corn cobs are mini-markers.  Ribbon and felt finish off the feast.
Honey, I Shrunk The Tits By: Kerry Treasure	This piece is a rebellion against the big-boob culture, and a farce, like its namesake movie “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.”  The Lego (pink, of course), which was featured so prominently in the movie, provides a scale of reference for the tiny tits.  Crocheted pearl cotton and ribbon.
Mardi Bra	In making this, I had an image of New Orleans floating, and of beautiful glitzy girls on floats in a parade.  I used peacock feathers, flower petals, leaves, and tinsel.
Tea Cups By: Wanda Kline
Cupcakes
Mermaid's Delight By: Mabel Hanscom	This bra is entirely covered by sea shells.  She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
Bra-nana Split By: Kathy Nichols	This Bra-nana Split was inspired by the following quote from humorist and breast cancer victem, Erma Bombeck who wrote 'Seize the moment...Remember all those women on the Titanic who waved off the dessert cart'.  This is in memeory of Erma and the breast cancer victems in my family who always enjoyed a good laugh.
Candle-a-Bra By: Lois Adam