We actually screwed the shutters into the wall - so they definitely better work out! Tomorrow we will hang my stained glass window collection here. More pics to follow.
I love stained glass - what a beautiful art form. I was inspired by my friend, Heather, to add this art form into my house. So, here's my stained glass window I framed into the wall of the house as we were bulding....this is between the dining room and main hallway.
The glow is the light in the dining room.
Though I have over 30 windows in my house (31 to be exact), I do not have many windows where sun streams in; this is partly due to the placement of the house on the land, but also due to the double front porches and screened back porch. I have four more stained glass windows I purchased from my favorite spot at the beach (Hatteras!). I originally planned to hang the windows so the sunlight would hit them. But, without the direct sunlight, I have decided to hang the other windows on the wall. The shutters from above will frame them. :)
So, check back soon to see the progress. Until then, I hope you are letting your enter light shine!
Cheers,
Heidi
Very nice...love the use (&history!) of the shutters. I always like the idea of repurposing old things. so what to do with the old engine piston I found on OUR land?...... Aaahhhhh....chuck it back into the woods, I suppose. jK, I know greener than that! well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Let me know if you find a use for the piston. I saw in a mag not too long ago how you can turn the piston into a flower pot. It was super cute, if that's possible. I think it might have been from the Lowe's creative ideas magazine. You can find it free online. :)
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