Have a wonderful weekend! I love that Finding Home used an old footboard for a coat rack! I love that you used the old frames then strung twine on it to hold mementos. That is really awesome junque. Favorite Friday night hang out! Donna, thanks for being such a wonderful host. I finally have something to link up. Have a terrific weekend. Hopefully you have some great time with your boy AND some fun project time too.
Oh my gosh! SO excited to see my window featured here! Thank you Donna! And thanks for hosting too! Thanks so much for the wonderful party this week, I am happy to be linking up!
Hi Donna! Hi Donna… have been enjoying your blog for quite a while now and get way too many great ideas from it!
Thanks, Donna!!!! Hey Kathie! I so wish I could email you but you come up as a noreply. So I do hope you come back to read this… is the video playing Technorati or Ligit? Thanks for including my window table, Donna! I was just browsing craft blogs and ran across yours. My daughter loves the old windows to decorate with. When we went to garage and yard sales she would always pick them up. I have to say for something I would never have thought of they do look good.
I look forward to more of your posts. Sweet blog! I found it while searching on Yahoo News. Do you have any suggestions on how to get listed in Yahoo News? Thanks for hosting, Donna. Is gonna be back often to inspect new posts. Hi i am kavin, its my first time to commenting anyplace, when i read this post i thought i could also create comment due to this sensible paragraph. Nice post. I was looking for this certain info for a long time. Thank you and good luck.
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In getting makeover with my old windows, I cannot decide what should I do with it but finally I find this website. Your window decorations are really nice and they have given an antique look. This is a better idea to remodel my windows as well. Wow Donna!
I could look at the window link-ups alone all day. What a collection. You did a great job on your new burlap board. Hey there Donna! Any thoughts on lead paint on old windows and how to use them safely? But please do so at your own risk! If you wanted to be ultra safe, you could seal the paint with something else to ensure toxins stayed put, or just paint over them with a bonded primer, then repaint as desired.
The safest of course is to not have anything with lead paint indoors. I have the same issue with some awesome windows from an old family home I want to use. I assume they have lead but want to utilize the natural chipping texture and look safely. Any ideas on how to work with them? You are wise to question it! Thanks so much for your thoughts! Sealing it does sound like a good idea.
Is it any particular sealant I need to look for? Maybe I could just pull off the loose paint chips and then seal it. From what I read sanding it is a no no due to the lead. The windows are kind of like a family heirloom so I want to use them somehow to display family photos. Hoping to be able to figure it out! Thanks for your help. Actually, finding the best way to make your old window look better is not that easy, as it will completely depend on the overall interior decoration of the house or that particular room.
Painting a glass window is always a beautiful idea but getting the right painting idea is not that easy. Therefore, we always suggest you all to go with some beautiful oil painting ideas that can really change the appearance of the window. For this purpose, we came up with this article that will help you all with ideas that can help you in making the process easier. Image Source. Image Source Image Source. Painting a glass window is always looks very beautiful and is a great choice for many painters and artists.
But the process needs a lot of patience to be done. Whether you want to paint some textures or you are looking for some patterns or designs, you have to think about it in details before doing the project. The leaded glass provides an extra element of beauty to the country-chic room.
Use this old window art as inspiration for other old window crafts. Follow the trend, and convert an antique decorative piece into an old-window coffee table. Or find several tall old windows and use hinges to string them together, turning the group into an old-window room divider.
Browse ways to use stained glass windows in your home. Don't forget that panes from windows can be removed. The panes of this old window frame project were replaced to create an antique window mirror.
Get antique-finished mirror or do DIY mercury glass for an aged look. This window frame idea is just one of many that involves replacing the glass. Add chalkboards in place of glass panes for a twist on this classic decor idea, or place corkboard within the spaces for your office reminders.
Get the mercury glass look for less! The beauty of stained glass can be yours without installing colored windowpanes. When you find a stained-glass window, hang it over a sunny window in your home, like the one here, to let light stream through and color your kitchen—creating its own old-window art.
Another popular place for the stained-glass look is around the panes of the front door or small windows in the bathroom. Old window frames can be more than pretty; they can serve a purpose, too! Take an old window casing and build a rustic shelving unit around it! This window frame project would look lovely holding toiletries in a master bathroom or keepsakes in the living room.
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