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Hi! I'm Julie, a feisty, redhead from Grand Island, NY, who's passionate about decorating our home with my own unique style. I don't follow the crowd, but trust my gut instead. I hope to inspire you to try some of my ideas. I also love to cook and share my secret recipes. My family begs me to make my homemade meatballs and pizza. I hope you will try them and hang out with me for a while. Click here to contact me.
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My (way) Leaded Glass French Door

I am a lover of leaded glass.

I can’t afford to have it throughout my home, so I have found my own little ways to help me feel satisfied.

One of my first posts on RCD was about “Gallery Glass” which is a product I used on my “dining room/turned office door.
I still love it, but this is much easier!

You honestly can’t get any easier.  I worked on this mostly at night for a few minutes between chores and every morning I loved it more & more!

I realize it’s not exactly the look of real leaded glass…

but it sure looks darn cool to me :)

Welcome to my new pantry door!

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BEFORE
Too bad I forgot to hang some banana’s on that nail in there!  You will find the banana “tip” here :)
Ok…enough of the fun with photos…Here’s how I did it if you want to try it!!!

If you do try it…
remember to tell me so I can boast about you!

I found everything I needed at Michael’s.  It was all for under $10.

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“Peel-Offs” stickers found at Michael’s in the sticker section. I used the the thinner ones on the left side.
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Draw straight line corner to corner as a guide.
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Self adheasive crystals found also @ Michael’s in the sticker section.
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Stick those stickers on the line and cut at the corners. You will need a steady hand and good glasses!
Don’t forget placing the crystal in the center!
Love,
Julie
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