Hello. Our stamp club decorated glass blocks for Christmas, but I wasn't able to attend after I went and got all the stuff to do it. So tonight, I put it together. I think it turned out nice. The paper is from Cornish Heritage Farms, and is of course, Thomas Kinkade. By putting one light bulb on a cord (like you use in Christmas village houses), into the glass block, the light is concentrated on the house and it looks like his pictures actually do!. To finish it, I tied a wired ribbon around the glass block and made a matching bow to attach. The small snowflake and rhinestone finsihed it off. Weather is supposed to turn for the worse tomorrow and they are calling for snow all week! I guess I better find my winter boots, coat and gloves and scarf tomorrow! Until later....Sunday, November 16, 2008
Thomas Kinkade Decorated Glass Block
Hello. Our stamp club decorated glass blocks for Christmas, but I wasn't able to attend after I went and got all the stuff to do it. So tonight, I put it together. I think it turned out nice. The paper is from Cornish Heritage Farms, and is of course, Thomas Kinkade. By putting one light bulb on a cord (like you use in Christmas village houses), into the glass block, the light is concentrated on the house and it looks like his pictures actually do!. To finish it, I tied a wired ribbon around the glass block and made a matching bow to attach. The small snowflake and rhinestone finsihed it off. Weather is supposed to turn for the worse tomorrow and they are calling for snow all week! I guess I better find my winter boots, coat and gloves and scarf tomorrow! Until later....
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This is beautiful! I'm trying to make one, but having a hard time with the light staying where I want it. How did you get your to stay in place that high?
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Hi Sue
I really love your glass block - it is just stunning!
I have a question for you, how did you adhere the paper to the block?
Thanks so much for sharing
Sorry I hit Return to fast - oops my name is Carole'Anne
and my email is:
caroleanne@mirrorimagedecals.com, sorry it's not just Carol - just still have the question of how you adhered the paper - HE HE I am sorry I was trying to go tooooo fast!
I love this Kinkade glass block...I would love to see instructions on how to do it!
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