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Classy Glass Art: Stacked triangle lamp
This lamp is really unusual. It is made up of seven triangles stacked on top of one another and spot soldered together. You can stack the shapes any way you like, but bear in mind you need to be able to get your hand inside to change the bulb.
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Classy Glass Art: Standing lamp
Gail and Henry originally designed this lamp for their
daughter and it’s really versatile. You can use it in a
sitting or dining area or even as a bedside lamp.
This lamp has four panels, but you can also create a triangular lamp from
three panels.
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Classy Glass Art: Sun catcher angel
Since this project is a sun catcher, we suggest you choose glass that will allow light to pass easily through it. You can make your whole angel in the same colour or you can choose a different colour for each pattern piece. There are no rules as far as this is concerned.
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Classy Glass Art: Sweet bowl
This fun project was designed by Margie du Toit from East London, who has kindly given us permission to include it in our book. It’s great for practising cutting circles. A series of circles is made and assembled, with glass gems between the circles, creating something different on your table.
- Classy Glass Art: Sweet bowl
- R 15.00
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Classy Glass Art: Two-panelled lampshade
I have seen lampshades with only two panels, but none like this one that I designed in the middle of the night … I must have had a dream about it! The one we made has pride of place on a stand next to our telly and all our visitors comment on it.
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Classy Glass Art: Yin yang sun catcher
We found this pattern by Chantal Paré online. I wanted to use the yin and yang shapes, but not combined in the classic yin-yang diagram. So what we have created is a yin-yang inspired sun catcher. The images show two sun catchers; we have listed the glass we used in both.
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Nuwe vintage: Aptekersglashouers
Ek is mal oor ou aptekersetikette - van die ontwerp tot die bewoording. Dit moes soveel moeite gekos het om hierdie alledaagse etikette te ontwerp en daarom wou ek 'n manier vind om dit uit te stal. Jy kan soortgelyke etikette aanlyn vind.
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Nuwe vintage: Houers in pastelkleure
Hoewel die emaljeverf lank neem om droog te word en jy baie geduldig moet wees, is hierdie flesse en bottels baie nuttig vir versiering. Die voltooide items kan herhaaldelik as vase of houers gebruik word. Jy kan dit vir bykans enigiets inspan en as 'n groep is dit werklik treffend.
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Nuwe vintage: In die kol-glashouers
Ek is baie lief om goud en pienk te kombineer en dit is ook gewilde kleure vir vintage-items. Ek hou ook baie van glinsterstof en kolle en het dus al hierdie elemente gekombineer om glashouers te skep wat vroulik en funky is.
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Nuwe vintage: Lieflike lekkergoedflesse
Ou glasflesse, eierkelkies wat nie by mekaar pas nie en kandelare met 'n keep in kan almal op hierdie manier vernuwe word. Vul elke fles met heerlike lekkernye wat boonop pragtig lyk.
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Nuwe vintage: Matglashouers
Ek hou baie van ou matglasbottels waaroor die water en sand jare lank gespoel het om die pragtige afwerking te skep. Jy kan jou eie matglasbottels maak teen 'n fraksie van wat sandblaaswerk jou sal kos. Hier's hoe!
- Nuwe vintage: Matglashouers
- R 15.00
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Stylish crafts for your home: Coloured glasses
Why pay a fortune for coloured glasses when you can simply make your own?
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Stylish crafts for your home: Decoupaged glass vase
Most vases are simply containers waiting to be filled: with flowers, sticks, stones or whatever takes your fancy. However, this decoupaged glass vase is so pretty that it needs nothing to complete it.
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Stylish crafts for your home: Glitter glass-set
This is such a quick and easy project - with stunning results. You'll soon be glittering every glass object you can find!
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Stylish crafts for your home: Glitter hurricane lamp
Glass makes a wonderful base material because there are so many different ways that it can be decorated. We wanted to create a glitzy, party lamp and so glitter immediately sprung to mind. We decided on squares to give it a ‘glitter-mosaic’ look.
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Stylish crafts for your home: Painted and decorated glasses
It's super easy to create your very own boho glasses. Let us show you how.
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Vintage remakes: Apothecary vases
I love everything about old pharmaceutical labels, from their design to the wording (even though I can't understand it most of the time). So much effort must have gone into designing these everyday labels that I just have to showcase them. You can find similar labels online.
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Vintage remakes: Enamel-coated pastel jars
Although this project requires extensive drying time and a lot of patience, I find these jars and bottles useful for decorating. Once they are finished, you can use them over and over as vases or containers. They work for almost any event, and when they are grouped together they make a wonderful impression.
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Vintage remakes: Frosted bottles and jars
I love the look of old frosted glass bottles, how the water and sand washed over them for years to create a beautiful finish. You can make your own frosted bottles at a fraction of the cost of actual sandblasting. Download this project to see how!
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Vintage remakes: Going dotty
I adore the combination of gold and pink, which is popular for vintage items. I also love glitter and dots, so I combined all of these elements to create containers that are both feminine and funky.
- Vintage remakes: Going dotty
- R 15.00
