Got my Spiders!

I've been looking for a low-white female spider for a while now, without much luck. But then I saw these babies from Michael Castillo over at UrbanAlbino and completely fell in love. Thanks Michael! Presenting Ainmire (AHN-meer) and Aoibheann (EEV uhn), my 1.1 09 Spiders! :D :banana::banana:

Sorry for the bad pics; my good camera's with my hubby in Virginia, and so I had to use the old one that can't do close-ups to save its life.

Ainmire: The photo doesn't do him justice. He's this beautiful creamy gold. I can't wait to plug him into a lesserbee project some day.
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...e/100_0440.jpg

And Aoibheann, future foundation dam for my low-white spider and spider combo projects:

http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...e/100_0438.jpg

http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/f...e/100_0441.jpg

Thanks for looking! I'm almost bouncing off the walls I'm so excited! :D

I love low white spiders! They both are looking great!

Nice lookin spideys'

Loving the low white spiders!

Those are nice. :snake:

They are beauties...congrats! :banana:

Congrats on your new Spiders! :gj:

Congrats :gj:

Those are gorgeous! I've been looking for a high white spider, now you're making me double check myself. Darn! Lol.

I love those names too, so unique. What do they mean?

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Originally Posted by stratus_020202

Those are gorgeous! I've been looking for a high white spider, now you're making me double check myself. Darn! Lol.

I love those names too, so unique. What do they mean?

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Thanks! I'm completely smitten, lol.

Since my last name is Murphy, I'm thinking about eventually becoming "Murphy's Morphs" and keeping an Irish/Celtic theme, so Ainmire and Aoibheann are old Irish names. Ainmire means, "Great lord," and Aoibheann means, "beautiful."

Only crazy thing is that nothing in Gaelic is ever pronounced even close to what it looks like. It reminds me of the old joke about the guy who changed his name to S-T-E-V-E-N, pronounced "Bob." :weirdface :P