Glitter Ball
**Dalin**
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>**Dalin** wrote:
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>> On Sun, 29 Sep 2002 14:17:03 +1000, "Marie" <mhe...@tpg.com.au>
>> wrote:
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>> >JIM,
>> >I tried but it kept falling apart on me, needed someone to hold it and help,
>> >okay you ask where was Denis, why didnt he help,well he refused to take part
>> >in what he discribed as "have you completly lost your marbles"
>> >Marie, but i am stubborn I am not giving up this easily
>> >
>> >"Jim Everman" <eve...@anet-stl.com> wrote in message
>> >news:3D967433...@anet-stl.com...
>> >> Some time ago (like last year) I made a web page on the topic of how
>> >> to make a glitterball using surplus/scrap CDs.
>> >>
>> >> <http://webusers.anet-stl.com/~everman/gltrbal.html>
>> >>
>> >> I am pleased to discover that at least one person was able (brave,
>> >> skillful, dedicated, crazy, silly enough) to follow the directions to
>> >> completion. If you'd like to see who this talented and lovely person
>> >> is, visit the page. (That ok, Dalin?)
>> >>
>> >> Jim
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>> I didn't have help either Marie, and taping the top to the bottom is a
>> bear! I placed masking tape on either side of where I wanted to glue
>> and it worked out pretty well.
>>
>> Dalin
>> >
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>I'm impressed!!! Not only with the finished product but the fact that you even
>attempted it. Artsy, crafty was never my forte.
>
>mj
It's not mine either, but I really thought the one that Jim made was
beautiful. Have you seen the round colored globes sitting on a
pedestal that people pay lots of money for? This was even prettier, I
thought.
An added bonus that I didn't expect was the sun hits it just right and
sends colored lights all over my kitchen off-white walls. Like a
party light might. :)) It will be nice and cheerful this winter.
Dalin
DAE
That is really a great job. I never even thought of doing something like
that. One question I have is who took the picture over Jim's shoulder? I
notice that never once did his hands leave the table:-) Jim, very clever
work. That would drive me nutso, well it wouldn't take that much really:-)
Don
"**Dalin**" <lj...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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Jim Everman
> that. One question I have is who took the picture over Jim's shoulder? I
> notice that never once did his hands leave the table:-) Jim, very clever
> work. That would drive me nutso, well it wouldn't take that much really:-)
>
> Don
I have a couple three legged friends that help me sometimes.
Jim