A very late Xmas project ....
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Two nightlights fit on one shelf for firing. The one in the back is the one pictured here. |
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Here's what it looks like (kind of) when it's turned on |
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And here's what it looks like in broad daylight. |
Lessons learned?
- Three layers at this size (roughly 4" x 6") is too heavy for the first kind of glue I used :/ Linz reports that it fell off of the nightlight bracket in less than a week :/
- It's harder to take accurate "in the dark" pictures than I imagined
- I still like fused glass with that extra layer of clear on the top (to make it look deep or submerged) a lot.
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