that is different, wish I could see it little bit better
Thanx for shring
carmen

That looks really interesting and unique. Hope you can get a pic when the place is open!
Kathy

Might be able to use prisms from old ceiling light fixture along with some square mirrors for a pretty tree. Interesting! Jan

What about using crystals from a chandelier that's seen better days?

(Hmmmm, files that idea away to use next time I run across an old chandy that I can afford...)

Looks like it would be really great outdoors in the sun....or really blinding...one or the other! But, I'd give a shot anyway! Thanks for sharing!

What a neat idea!! Maybe our next project!! Hope you get a close up pic of it. TFS.

At a local big craft fair, a guy used to sell trees he made out of wire (he might still sell at the craft fair but I haven't been to it in years). They were very pretty. That looks a little like one of his trees with dangling mirrors hanging on it. I bet it would be pretty outside.

Sure wish we could get a 'gander' of this tree.Looks worth trying.

thats pretty darn awesome! some heavy gauge wire, mirror tiles, beads & prisms, hmmmm, got me to thinking. throw in some cut up pieces of old cds.....

that's so strange 'cause I was telling a woman about this same project.Just wish we could get a closer look without the glass pane in the way.

Would that ever be nice and blingy in the sun!!! I made a bunch of these danglies, out of fishing line and craft store mirrors and some stained glass, I just glues the stained glass and mirrors, back to back with the fishing line sandwiched between, I also made some with beads and mirror. Then I put a swivel (another fishing item) on it so it could swing in the wind! B.L.I.N.G.Y.!!! I got the idea from a dollar store dangly...just wanted ones that are longer...

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If I can find some suitable material...I'll try making one. Thanks.

A photo tip:

Get a polarized filter for your camera. Using the filter you can cut out most of the reflection and see inside the window.

It's not expensive.

dcarch

That looks like maybe it' welded, but you could use wire like I did on my "Wizard of Oz" trees. I really like the mirror idea, and I just saw those little mirror squares at W-M the other day.
Frou

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