Note: Be careful what you put the holder down on to dry - the glue covering will often make them stick to whatever they're place down on!
Stained Glass Votive Holder
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Let the holders dry for a bit and then add another light coat of glue. I like to add about four coats to give a nice, hard, shiny covering.
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- Stained Glass Votive Project
- Brush on Some Glue
- Layer on the Tissue
- Coat with Glue
- Let Them Dry and Coat Again
- Add a Votive and Enjoy!
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