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Barnyard tealight display

Grasshopper22, member

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I really like the way this one turned out...the glass square holders were part of a chandalier that I got at the re-store. I found some sticky cut outs of roosters and chickens and placed on the glass, put a little hen and chick plant in the middle to tie the whole theme together. I then glued the plant and holders to a piece of barnboard and placed tea lights inside. It looks really cool when lit and the shadows and frosted glass illuminate's beautifully...it looks like sunset or sunrise at the farm.

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shabbychick writes: You've brightened my day with your little lights! Great job Grasshopper!

Kathy Posted: 3:28 pm on October 27th

suewhitney writes: Loving this, Grasshopper. Very, very, clever! Ya gotta love the Re-stores.

Be Well,
Sue Posted: 11:15 am on October 25th

alicemom writes: That is so clever! Love it!
smiles, alice Posted: 9:21 am on October 25th

oldnews writes: What an amazing find, and a beautiful reuse. It's wonderful!! Marie Posted: 8:03 am on October 25th

RustyDiva writes: This is adorable!!! Love it. Posted: 1:23 am on October 25th

byabpryor writes: Very cool!

This would work also with the same animal as it walks down the path... like cartoon flip books...

I love it!


Oh and a mother duck & her baby chicks!..... you are inspiring ...... Posted: 1:46 pm on October 24th

Junk_Sophisticate writes: Very, very creative! Silhouettes are always beautiful, however, I love how you lit it all up.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Candy Posted: 10:21 am on October 24th

JunkArchitect writes:
This is so cool! Very creative use of the glass squares. There are so many different themes this concept could work with…Christmas (snowflakes)…Valentines Day (hearts)…etc. Great job!

JunkArchitect
Posted: 8:57 am on October 24th

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