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Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I
made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ Pam in Spencerport |
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What an inspired use for a window frame.
They look so good there. Your postcards are amazing. .. In message . com, Pam in Spencerport writes Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ Pam in Spencerport -- Best Regards pat on the hill |
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"Pam in Spencerport" wrote: Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ Pam in Spencerport What an imaginative way to use an old window, Pam! It's really nice. As for the garland, I don't really know -- the window itself doesn't look bare, but I can't tell how it looks on the wall. G -- Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas my ISP is earthlink.net -- put sfoster1(at) in front http://home.earthlink.net/~sfoster1 AKA Dame Sandy, Minister of Education |
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very clever way to display your blocks.
-- Mary http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948 "Pam in Spencerport" wrote in message ups.com... : Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I : made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The : window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The : whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I : hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called : 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of : the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem : with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am : happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland : around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see : it. : : http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ : : Pam in Spencerport : |
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How cool is that?! Great job Pam! I might have to steal the idea for
myself... Debi "Pam in Spencerport" wrote in message ups.com... Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ Pam in Spencerport |
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That is soooo cool! I love it. I emailed the picture to my daughter who has
a smaller window hanging over her couch. Needless to say, she has put in an order for 6 blocks to put in hers. BJ in GA http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/bj31032/my_photos "Pam in Spencerport" wrote in message ups.com... Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ Pam in Spencerport |
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That looks SOOOOO good!
-- -- Cheryl & the Cats _ o _ o 0 0 ( Y ) ( Y ) ( Y ) ~ ~ U Enness Boofhead Donut Starting to wake from hibernation! http://community.webshots.com/user/witchofthewest catsatararatATyahooDOTcomDOTau "Debi Matlack" wrote in message ink.net... : How cool is that?! Great job Pam! I might have to steal the idea for : myself... : Debi : : "Pam in Spencerport" wrote in message : ups.com... : Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I : made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The : window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The : whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I : hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called : 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of : the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem : with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am : happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland : around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see : it. : : http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ : : Pam in Spencerport : : : |
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That is way cool. I already have 2 windows that are all painted
nice and pretty. I think Pam has motivated us with that great idea. TAria Debi Matlack wrote: How cool is that?! Great job Pam! I might have to steal the idea for myself... Debi "Pam in Spencerport" wrote in message ups.com... Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ Pam in Spencerport |
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Dancing in the moonlight for ya, Pam! Very nice!
Karen, Queen of Squishies Finally finished a project I have been working on for a LONG time. I made 24 6" blocks and placed them under the glass of an old window. The window was old and beat up but I cleaned it up and painted it. The whole thing measures about 1 1/2 foot high and about 4 foot long. I hung it over the couch. I got the block patterns from a book called 'Teach Yourself Blocks From The Past' My only issue was that some of the blocks turned out a bit undersized. Not sure if this was a problem with the book's instructions or user's error. But no big deal, I am happy with the results. I think I will add some kind of a garland around the frame. Looks a bit bare. Click the link if you'd like to see it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29652245@N00/ Pam in Spencerport |
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