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Free Stacked Glass Trees Project Guide

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Free Stacked Glass Trees Project Guide

Making holiday trees are easy and fun, and can be completed in about an hour. There is no fusing, no grinding and no foiling. Just cut squares of glass, run an abrasive stone along the sides to remove any burrs and glue! See additional images to download this Free Project Guide.

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  •   Stacked Christmas trees are great
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Pros : Easy
Cons : Takes a lot of glass
Other Thoughts : Grinding and adding a coating is worth it
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  •   Great for gifts
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Pros : Nice and easy to do.
Cons : Uses lots of glass. Have to be careful that the pieces don’t slide
Other Thoughts : Have done several of these. Used for new house warming presents.
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Pros : Great project to do with child or grandchild
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Other Thoughts : My grandaughter and I made this last yr for her parents xmas gift turned out really nice
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