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How to Make Lamps & Vases From Bottles and Cut Glass

How to Make Lamps & Vases From Bottles and Cut Glass How to Make Lamps and Vases from Bottles METHOD1: Dip a piece of common string in alcohol and squeeze dry, or as dry as it will get without dripping. This string should then be placed on the already marked glass and tied tight. Light the string and let it burn off. Immediately, while the glass is still hot, plunge it into cold water. Be..

 

Mon Oct 14 2002
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Little Dumplings

1. Using serrated knife, cut a small 1/4" slice from top and bottom of 5" ball (body). Cut 1/4" slice from one side of the 4" ball (head).

 

Sun Apr 13 2003
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Paper Mache Paste

  • 1 cup water
  • 1/4 cup flour
  • 5 cups lightly boiling water
Mix flour into one cup water until mixture is thin and runny, stir into boiling water. Gently boil and stir for 3 minutes. Cool before using. (Use with newspaper/newsprint strips for Paper mache).

 

Fri Sep 29 2006
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Recycle Earrings, Pins and Buttons

Recycle Earrings, Pins and ButtonsRecycle Earrings, Pins and Buttons What You Need Adhesive for Various Surfaces 1. Pins orphaned earrings and buttons can be re-used as decorative devices on cards, purses, clothing, furniture, etc. 2. Cut off pin mechanism or posts of earrings and buttons as close as possible to base with #409 cut-off wheel. 3. Grind remaining...

 

Mon Oct 14 2002
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Seashell Keepsakes

1. Push a pencil into bottom of cone for easier handling. Work on small areas of cone at a time and begin at the bottom with larger shells. Spread thin layer of glue over small area; sprinkle with sand. Tap cone over trash can to remove excess sand.

 

Sun Apr 13 2003
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Snip Shots

1. Trace, then transfer the Beefeater and Palace Guard pictures onto heavy paper. Trace over the lines with a black permanent marker then color with marker or crayons. Leave the area for the face blank. Cut around the outside lines then cut the hat from the figures and set aside.

 

Sun Apr 13 2003
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Something Fishy

1. Spray balls and one large and one small disc Cornflower Blue. Spray remaining disc Navy Blue. Spray eggs Sunflower Yellow. Let dry thoroughly.

 

Sun Apr 13 2003
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Sports Centerpiece

1. With a Black marker, draw a "C" shaped pattern at the right side of the disk to create the football helmet (refer to photo). Draw knife edge over candle to wax it. Cut balls in half using a sawing motion. Cut away the "C" shape from the helmet. Sponge White gesso on all pieces of STYROFOAM. Let dry thoroughly.

 

Sun Apr 13 2003
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Summer "Buzz"

1. BEEHIVE: Place Renuzit� Air Freshener into clay pot. With serrated knife, cut 1 1/2" off large end of foam egg. Discard 1 1/2" piece. Using metal spoon,

 

Sun Apr 13 2003
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Terra Cotta Luminaries

Terra Cotta LuminariesTerra Cotta Luminaries What You Need 3 or 4 Terra Cotta Pot Small Candle Marker Pen 1. On your terra cotta pot, draw or trace pattern with marker pen. 2. With the #9903 tungsten carbide cutter, carefully cut out your pattern(s). 3. Use a silicon carbide grinding slone to smooth the edges. 4. Insert a tea candle to decorate your...

 

Mon Oct 14 2002
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