Double Tiered Lazy Susan Made With Old Microwave Turntables.


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Carole on Jan 22, 2019
You did good! Turned out beautifully! You also did very good on your write up.
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Nadine Hartman Bourne on Jan 22, 2019
Thank you.
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Kat Rogers on Feb 13, 2019
Excellent Job & Fabulous, BEAUTIFUL Idea~ I Love The 🌈Colors On The CDs! I wonder if 2 glass serving platters, particularly for the top piece, would adhere better due to its possible lighter weight.
In any case, I think it's time to go to a local thrift store~ I could certainly use That Pretty Kind Of Organization!
Thanks for sharing!
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Nadine Hartman Bourne on Jun 07, 2019
Sorry it took so long for me to get to you. Hometalk has stopped giving me notifications. I popped on to find this post because I just picked up more plates at the thrift store and a friend asked what I was doing so I wanted to show her this post. You could try platters. The top one isn't very heavy being that it is small.
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I have never used e6000 to glue glass to glass. I was wondering how sturdy the candle sticks are glued together like that. I would hate for the whole thing to come crashing down. Very pretty project.
Do you have to use the resin? Could you use resin instead of the grout? Just curious if both are needed. I love it. Going to check to see if we have the dvds.
Beautiful! And to the person who wondered about E6000 glue- it’s very sturdy !!