Some pretty pieces here! She did do a good job! Bet you had a great time tog! TFS! Jeanne S.

I agree with Jeanne. Your DD did a wonderful job. The plate flowers and totems are beautiful. I especially like the totem with the dish inside the base and the little blue bird. Thank you for sharing.

Marylee

WOW! They did a great job on the plate flowers and totems! Love all of the color choices! Sounds like you girls had a great time.

They are all very pretty. I especially like the plate flowers. Did you use a drill press with glass bits to drill the holes? I recently bought some glass bits and haven't used them yet. This weekend at a GS I scored a drill press for $15.00 and it seems to work just fine. I also have a bunch of silver ware that I got for .05 each. Want to try the drill press on them to make windchimes. I Better get busy fast.....I have a family reunion coming up in Oct and want to make some auction items for it. Plate flowers, wind chimes, totems and a squirrell feeder made of scrap fence boards is on my list of things to make!

Fabulous! I love the white milk glass with the red.
Kathy

Great job. Really love the blue and white one.

yikes- did they have to take them home? on a plane, train or automobile? :) or did they leave them for YOU!

what FUN!

They're all beautiful. It would be hard to pick a favorite. How did they attach the leaves to the stem?

Unfortunatly she took it all home with her. She closes on her house Thursday. Packed it all in her van. I used glass drill bits on the plates. One at a time. I don't have a drill press. Make sure to use water with the drilling. Let the bit work so don't press to hard. Glass takes alot longer than the ceramic plates. Hope that helps.

Great Job ! I swear we're like a bunch of drug dealers getting other people hooked on junk ! I guess we're just a bunch of *** Junkies *** !!!

** I crack myself up !!! LOL

Those turned out so cute!!!

Very neat! And what great glass pieces you found to work with too.

hugs, Karen

How were the leaves attached? That's amazing.

I used a 1/4 in drill bit. Bought some copper tubing and a small propane torch to solder it together. You have to use plumbing flex and soder.