Studio space is still on the “to do” list so … I’ve resorted to gluing some of my cherished vintage miniatures to functional objects like jars …
… and more than a few of my vintage china saucers …
… and when I ran out of jars and china I found my eye hooks and ball-chain. 
In the coming days … watch for shop listings of the miniatures I can part with.
Haven’t unwrapped my artwork – which, by the way, looked a heck of a lot smaller in the brick and mortar.
If the moving gods weren’t good to me, so be it … I have glue and a garbage can.
The vintage window was a gift from my sister friend, Tilly Evan Jones … it sat around for a couple of years waiting and wanting. Finally glued a bunch of my vintage glass collection to it.
All you need is a sturdy window (or frame) with good glass, wheeled glass nippers, small hammer, hand towel, safety glasses, random glass objects and e6000 adhesive. This project must be glued in a well ventilated area … without the kids and pets.
Break glass dishes under a dish towel with a small hammer and gentle hand or use wheeled glass nippers to break up glass objects.
FYI … There are glass plates that will shatter into a BAZILLION PIECES without warning so … don’t be … going to use the word stupid – because it really is … ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES when cutting glass or tile and do a different project with the kids.
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