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Showing posts with label glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glass. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2012

CREATING OPPORTUNITY HOLIDAY MARKET EVENT IN ITHACA

HOLIDAY INDOOR MARKET IN ITHACA

CREATING OPPORTUNITY MARKET is for unique designers, crafters and vintage collectors to be able to bring their creative and dynamic ideas to their market during this great holiday season, which they might not be able to otherwise. It is all about cool items we love, and discovering new ideas we will love to give to loved ones.



CREATING OPPORTUNITY MARKET PAGE


SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOV. 24TH & 25TH 10 AM TO 7 PM

LOCATED INSIDE THE HILTON GARDEN INN 130 E. SENECA STREET ITHACA, NY 14850


DISCOVERING LOCAL DYMANTIC, ARTISTS, UNIQUE DESIGNERS CREATIVE CRAFTERS, & TREAUSRE HUNT VINTAGE COLLECTORS




Sunday, April 29, 2012

Make Old Glass Frame Into New Mirror Treasure!

How to Make Glass Into a Mirror With Paint

While making a mirror requires a precise silvering process, you can make glass look like a mirror with spray paint you can find at craft stores. Spray paint can create a glossy, reflective surface that gives the effect of a mirror. Use this technique for easy, inexpensive craft projects at home.



1
Lightly sand the glass opposite of the side you want to reflect. Clean the sanded surface with tack cloth.

2
Hold the spray can about 6 inches from the sanded surface and spray the surface evenly with paint.

3
Let dry thoroughly before moving or handling. The glass opposite of the side you painted will reflect like a mirror.






Thanks ehow for the great idea

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Two Sense That is Worth While...


Put Your Two Sense In!!!

Drop a penny into a vase full of water and add a pinch of sugar to keep your beautiful cut flowers perkier longer.

Now is that not two sense put to good use :)

Monday, February 6, 2012

Spell Out Love In Your Own Way

Elevate a plain-Jane glass vase, serving bowl, or mirror from your local thrift shop with just a litle artistic thought.
All you'll need is a stencil (or an artistic hand and, instead of an engraving tool, try glass-etching cream ($8.50 for three ounces; etchworld.com).