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| the frame is actually white, but shows black because the sun is coming from behind |
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| the black dots are actually opaque green |
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| the glue is still drying, and will dry clear - the background is very pale peach and iridescent glass |
Friday, July 6, 2012
Hollyhocks
I struggled with this window for months, and put it aside time and time again while I created other windows. I actually started the window last November and finally finished it a couple of weeks ago. I still need to grout between the glass pieces, but I may just leave it as is. The frame is a creamy white. I kept the original paint, sanded it a bit, and varnished to leave it rustic. The black dots are actually opaque green, with a bit of an iridescent sheen to them. I'm still deciding whether or not to add grout between the glass pieces.
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It feels so good to complete a project that has been hounding you for months. Do you know what it was about this one that made you keep working at it instead of abandoning it? Congratulations - it's a beautiful piece of art.
Lovely.
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