#VINTAGE PYREX PATTERNS PDF#
#VINTAGE PYREX PATTERNS FREE#

The love seat and arm chair were made the same way. Then it's easy to make any final cover out of a piece if heavy yardage. Lay a 'cover' over the stuffing and glue in place. Then simply cut out one corner side so it's a sofa shape make sure to leave about 1.5 inches on either side and across the bottom and back for back and armrests, and leave the front bottom of the carton corner about 2/3 of the way up. The about end comes apart and gets glued flat again. A sofa, loveseat, and easy chair are so easy. Card milk cartons are great to make a living room set from. I remember making furniture from all sorts of recyclables. Your furniture reminded me of the things my Mom made for me as a little girl. I love the doll house furniture and the Pyrex is so cool, it makes me wish my girls were little again-long time until my grands will be big enough to make these for ~ I'll be tucking the ideas to the back of my mind until the time is right. Hi there I spent the last couple hours enjoying your various links. Packs but they'll need to be trimmed to fit a tiny pill pack. These designs are sized to fit little gum or cough drop blister

#VINTAGE PYREX PATTERNS PDF#

Vintage Pyrex designs for you which you can download in PDF from Dropbox here.

#VINTAGE PYREX PATTERNS FREE#

My first set of dishes were hand painted but that's a lot of work andДoesn't look exactly like Pyrex so I made a free printable with some Use small scissors to trim around the outside edge and cut out the handles. If your blister pack has been crushed from popping the pills or gum out, stick the end of a paint brush or something in there to push it back into its original shape. Try to peel off all of the foil backing so its clear. For the long casserole dishes, I used blister packs from gum.Д¬ut out the pack, leaving some excess around the edges for the handles. Here's how:ДЇor the dish, root around in your medicine cabinet and search for empty blister packs from over the counter pills and cough drops. Yesterday, I made some tiny pyrex for the kitchen and I had a ton of requests for a tutorial so here it is! These are so easy to make and so fun, you could easily do a whole collection of your dream Pyrex pieces to set in your kitchen windowsill or a dollhouse of your own.

I think Pj is talking about using some epoxy.

We still aren't sure how we want to attach the table legs so for now, they're taped in place. The table vase is a plastic bead with some strips of a faux flower that I cut up and hot glued in place. I used some scraps of vintage vinyl from a 50s dinette chair that I need to reupholster. Pj bent some copper wire to make the chair legs and a coat hanger for the hairpin table legs. The chrome trim is silver Christmas ribbon. Pj picked up some free formica samples from the hardware store and we glued those to to the top. The shelf is made of craft wood, along with the dining table.

Vintage pyrex patterns