by Debi M
Yard Art
An old bowling ball sitting in storage is what started this project. I covered it with decorative flat sided glass shapes. I used the stand for the bowling ball to hold it in place while working then put the completed project on a plant stand. WoFat, our youngest shar pei, wasn't too thrilled that I put something in "his" play area.
Marbled Sphere
WoFat Checks out the new addition to "his" play area
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Jkk9744922on Oct 25, 2016Oh the poster did not say what she used to glue the glass on with.
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Brenda Flowerson Jan 18, 2019I did do this project. Only thing was that I grouted the whole ball after the glass was glued on. Wish I hadn't. It was prettier before the grout.
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What kind of glue
Probably E6000. A very good serious craft glue that holds extremely well and dries clear. You can get it at any craft store or at Walmart.