an interesting web site

17 years ago

I have been lurking here for awhile and am loving it. I did find an interesting web site with some nice glass plate flowers. He uses a hockey puck on the back of the plate, and drills a hole into the hockey puck for a rebar stake.

Here is a link that might be useful: Shabbyjoe

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katishooked
17 years ago
Boy he has some pretty combos. Really liked the Christmas and the Halloween sets. TFS

Kat
concretenprimroses
17 years ago
Beautiful stuff. Thanks for the site. A while back someone said that they saw plate flowers at a craft fair with hockey puck backs. Wonder if it was him?
kathy
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Marlene Kindred
17 years ago
Thanks for the info! I had seen someone else use a hockey puck as well! And welcome to the junkyard! Hope to see some of your creations soon too!
imjustsam
17 years ago
I could make a heck of a profit at his prices too.I have been averaging about .20 per piece of glass. He does have some pretty vintage plates though, and really nicely displayed too.

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