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18 years ago

I am wanting to do the table centerpeices for a beach wedding with beach glass. I looked around the web and it is expensive, I need 25-50 lbs I am willing to do it myself . I need light blue and frost white? Or does any one know where to get bottles/glass to do it.I found 50lbs for $170.00. Any sugestions?

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Calamity_J
18 years ago
Get a hold of a tumbler(Harbor Frieght) and some stained glass from a stained glass store or Hobby Lobby, and tumble for a day or so...WAAAAYYY cheaper! and easy. Or use bottles smashed up and tumbled. Just make sure it real colored bottles and not the painted stuff as it will wear off. Clear will turn white.
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