Hello Linda, Thank you for your comment. I sent the glass picture as a gift so I haven’t hung it on the wall. If I was I would consider propping it on a shelf with a light behind it or finding a glass frame like the ones above the bed in this post, assuming they will fit glass inside.

Love your glass picture idea ?
What do you use to hang it on the wall?

Linda

The instructions I followed said the print had to be laser printed on paper. I don’t know what type of printing Wallgreens use, but you don’t want it to be a photo print as the paper is different and I suspect harder to remove. The glue goes direct on the front of the print and then stick the print to the glass, so the glue is between the glass and paper. However, be careful to not use too much glass you can see in my 3rd picture that there are pools of glues which took a long time to drive and were difficult to deal with when I tried to remove the paper.

Good luck, I hope it goes well.

I’m going to try the glass picture transfer but I just have two quick questions: (1) will a printed picture from Wallgreens work? And (2) you put the picture on the glass and then started with the glue, correct?

Thanks!!

Thank you Lora. Yes you are right, sometimes is hard to see properly when you have lots on as you focus so much on moving forward that it is not always clear which direction you are going in. I rely on lists – I love lists.

Since going to gymnastics I’m getting used to looking silly. I’ve accepted that if I want to learn to do a somersault I actually need to try it. Yes I’ve run into mats and slide over them so the instructor grabbed my leg to stop me falling off, but I just laugh and try again. I now need to move that attitude into other areas – nothing like laughing to get over looking silly.

I used some of the tile tutorials to help me; most of them seem to be fundamentally the same but using different transfer medium. If I was to try again with glass I would probably use a smaller photograph so there is a clear border.

It’s hard sometimes to see the wood for the trees, especially when you have so many plates spinning in the air. I often feel overwhelmed and sure that i’m the only one who has no idea what I’m doing!

Love the glass thing. I tried to do similar on tiles, but couldn’t find the right tutorial, so need to revisit.