Choose an accent color. Buy clear glass pieces at thriftstores, garage sales, and flea markets. Examples include: small bowls, candy dishes, candle holders, or glass tops to containers. Use an accent color in a few dishes.
Total Time: 2-3 hrs at a stretch
Yield: 1
Supplies:
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Beautiful!!
What side of the window do you glue the plates to? And do you glue the the plates with the flat side next to the glass?
It is really beautiful, I tried the same decoration to hide a crack in a mirror. I used hot glue and it was perfect, until the temperature of the room changed and one by on all the pebbles I had glued fell to the floor.
How do you break the glass like the bowls? Your piece looks flat if you glue a candlestick or bowl it won't be flat
Silicone glue is quite sticky..should I use a caulking gun?
Do I need to use a caulking gun to apply the silicone? Pretty stick or am I not using the right stuff?
Very pretty! I have been playing around with ths project also. It is fun and not that hard really. Just have to have the right goodies! Again, great job
Are the glass pieces protruding out on the other side of glass? Thanks
Yes, one side would be flat from the pane of glass and the other would be protruding. A clever handyman could build a frame and put another pane of glass on the other side.
Im wanting to try this for sure but my question is how heavy does all
The stuff glued on make the window??
Thank you! That looks so fun!!
What kind of glass are you gluing all of these too I'm afraid regular window glass would break with all the weight
Could you do this on a window in your house?
Absolutely gorgeous! I am almost ready to start my very first one. I bet these would sell like hot cakes.
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