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 Post subject: Green Glitter House
PostPosted: Fri Jun 02, 2017 5:27 pm 
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My newest glitter house is finished. The porch roof and posts were new challenges for me and I am pleased with this first attempt for those. I made the base by Tom Hull's method and it seemed to work well. As you can tell - I like sparkly glittter! :) I used blue acetate for the windows, but my lights make the windows glow yellow anyway. I usually use vellum that I color yellow but wanted to give the acetate a try. I put tissue paper behind it because the lights inside were too visible.


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Laney,
Your green glitter house is magical with the posts and the fence and the pillars. Everything. More, more.

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WOW... :shock: It's a house right out of the "Emerald City" in the Wizard of Oz! Excellent handiwork Laney! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Laney...

very nicely done!...very precise!...i like the overall glitter you used...i also went the the website "watermark" on your photos...you are talented!...hope to see more of your houses...

and yes...tissue paper behind the windows does make a difference!...

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