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Today I am joining Do It Yourself Day @ A Soft Place to Land and Metamorphosis Monday hosted by Susan at Between Naps on the Porch
I can't remember how I found Teresa's blog, ?What Do I Do All Day? , but in corresponding with her I learned a quick way to repair a glass lamp shade. She painted this lovely chandelier:
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And that is what made me contact her. My sister-in-law had a small lamp shade with chipped paint and she wanted it repaired.
My WHEELS are turning...I can paint candlesticks, the apothecary jars I made last week, glass frames, ornaments.......even the old crystal lamp in my bedroom!
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Very pretty. I like how it is not a flat color, but has some flair to it. Great job!
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Cindy
How pretty!! Thanks for sharing this great idea. I can think of lots of things to use this great DIY treatment on. Great job!
ReplyDeleteGood grief, I didn't know people painted glass. Now I'll have to reexamine my basic assumptions.
ReplyDeleteWho knew? Awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat came out beautiful! I may have to "steal" this idea...
ReplyDeleteI too did not know you could paint glass. great job!
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Cheers
I didn't know you could paint glass and have it look so good!! Great idea to combine the color with the glue. Thanks for showing us!
ReplyDeleteThis is very interesting! I have not done a lot of painting on glass, so this is good to know. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Now you have my head swirling too LOL I have so much unpainted glass in my house :)
ReplyDeleteIt came out really pretty. I used to have a lamp like that! Pink comes out opaque for some reason, it must be the white pigment.
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Theresa
Well holy - moly that looks fantastic-I would love to try this technique
ReplyDeleteI've been wondering how to paint over a glass lamp base and now I know. Thank you!
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