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Fun with Memory Glass and Frames


Here is a quick fun little project using Memory Glass and Memory Frames!  I trapped a peacock feather between two pieces of Memory Glass, temporarily secured with tape. (just a couple small pieces of tape to keep the glass and feather in place).  I trimmed the feather so that no part of it  extended past the glass.  I then carefully inserted the glass sandwich into the memory frame while removing the temporary tape.  Tah-Dah!  Quick and easy pendant gift!  This project took less than 10 minutes to complete, and looks pretty fabulous!

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Natalie said…
You are such a rock star!! Look how clever, so fabulous and so fast!! My kind of project! Very cool, Saundra.
See ya Tuesday!
September 1, 2012 at 11:13 PM
Raven said…
I love this one because this is the kind of crafty gift that would be enjoyed by a fancy lady of any age :)
October 12, 2013 at 9:02 PM
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