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  • Tadan B. 5 months ago
    Nice
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  • Cindy H. 2 years ago
    I collect vintage glassware and do not purchase much new glassware to use in my home. And if something breaks, I always find a new use for it. I am 70.
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  • Tammy Reynolds L. 2 years ago
    I recently learned about a new look for glass. To get a sea glass look; mix liquid Elmer's glue with a few drops of food coloring. Paint onto the glass and let dry. I did this with a dull vase and it looks beautiful. I did one in blue and one in green.
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  • Nadine C. 2 years ago
    I put decorative stones in the bottom, add water, and put flowers from my garden in. This is a nice surprise for the office staff at schools.
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  • vernyce d. 2 years ago
    i share then w/other assemblage artists who use them as "files" for their materials!
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