Very nice!

those are so neat looking. will be great hanging on a tree or in a window.

Me too, think they would look great on a tree. Another project that looks very interesting to try. Should I clean my house first, no I don't think so as that would take too long. Do have to vacuum out the wall furnace, DH is already complaining about the cold.

OK, so I have my perfect (I think) sand clay mixture, I have my perfect snowflake cutter, now I want to make sure that my sand snowflakes last a long time. But, I don't want to compromise the look and feel of the snowflake. I want to seal them so that humidity does not make them go mushy and I want to make sure they do not get brittle. I also want to preserve that sandy feel that the snowflakes have. I have tried grout sealer, but it seemed to make the clay "mushy" and I trashed a piece. I also tried Thompson Water Seal for all surfaces, but it really makes the snowflake stink....plus I have no idea yet what it does to the clay composition. I know I could use a good spray sealer, but that's going to take away the feel of the sand and leave it with a glossy feeling texture. Any thoughts?????

How about a coat of Mod Podge?

Progress report: The Aleene's Turbo Glue has worked perfectly on my projects. Strong without eating through the silver backs of mirrors and rhinestones. I love the fast drying time of this glue. Project is on track.

Thanks again for the suggestions.

Hooray, Tee!

Yes, for me to accomplish completing any project these days is a personal triumph.

I hear you loud and clear Tee!

Wow, love the new pic, Becky. I take it that's a recent shot?

Cute!!!

Hi Becky, I love your new pic too!

Thanks gals. It was taken today right before Allie and I went to lunch. I like cell phone pics a lot. They erase wrinkles that my good camera seems to magnify!

I love your new picture too Becky - so cute!!

Thanks Chris!

That is a good picture! Ya' say a cell phone camera will give us a wrinkle free look?!!? I know what is getting used on me from here on out! Thanks!

At least my cell phone, June. It's a bit older than they new iphones and smart phones. It's just a texting phone. I've had it 4 years.

Great! DH and I both have old phones and all that I had ever noticed about the pictures that they took was that they were not very detailed----well duh! It is the details of my wrinkles that I would not want to see! I wish that I had put 2+2 together a long time ago, but that is what efriends are for! Thanks! That is some valuable information

June. Some of my cell phone pictures turn out down right creative because the camera is so challenged.