| Thanks everyone! Anj, yes that's what I did. I did my bathroom window in place right on the window. Lots of standing on my feet there. I did my son's window partly with clings I made, and partly in place -- because I didn't want to be at his house on my feet for a kazillion hours. This window is so huge, and it's really hard to set up a ladder in my entry hall as it's a split entry. It's "second story" too, and I don't like heights. So the obvious best choice was to work it on my living room floor (wish I had a bigger table). The plexi was cool as I could kneel on it without worrying about breakage, and it's so lightweight. I'm glad you saw the pics of it lit up at night. That's my favorite part! :) Luvs, thanks! I worked for days picking out and putting together the design. It's three different designs put together with a bit added by me. I was being really fussy about this design as it's right above my front door. Haha you're right, not all that safe, but Plexi is lightewight, not at all as heavy as glass. That's the only way I could get it up there. The colors were a process of evolving... I put in some colors and took them back out, as you can see if you follow the thread. Taking them back out is a PIB, but it's doable. I'm pretty good at "erasing." The swagged lace curtains: Well, it's been a while. But basically I did it with nails (hey it's what I had) pounded into the wall and sticking out a bit, and I used rubber bands. I'd watched Shari on Room by Room do something like that. It was VERY quick and easy to do. Cuphooks is what she used, as I recall. That swag will be coming down now that the window is done. Anyway, play with it -- it's SO easy! I really want you gals to try this. It's fun and it's so gratifying. What you get for your effort is really cool. | 
