They are lovely I would like to see one with leaves too. Good luck with your show. Besure to keep us posted. Kim, fyi: The pvc pipes that I attached the garden signs that I made for a local shelter held up pretty well except where they got snowplowed. I used automotive goop on them. I posted the tutorial from my blog below. Scroll down through part 2 to part 1 where I talk about attaching the pipe fittings. I also use automotive goop for the spoons when I make plate flowers, for glass to glassI use ge silicone ii clear. Kathy Here is a link that might be useful: Plant label signs.

They both are very nice looking. You did a great job. I love them hanging in the window like that...your right it does remind me of being in a tree fort. I have a thing for trees so I really enjoyed what you made!!!!

Wow, what beautiful colors! I installed a piece of art glass for a client. They had a plain, new, insulated bathroom window. I cut the piece of decorative art glass (one solid piece, no cuts, just one piece of seeded streaky glass) a tiny bit smaller all the way around. I installed it with GE Silicone Clear II, first running a thin bead all the way around, pressing the cut piece of glass onto it, waiting for it to set up, then running another thin bead all the way around, smoothing it with my finger, and it has held up now in their shower area for awhile.

That piece of stained glass is gorgeous as is. Painting what is a lovely piece of stained glass would be a crime. you'd end up with what looks like a plastic immitation. It would certainly go with all the vines on your bed Frame, and color of the glass's frame is close to the color of your bedframe Your room and decorating colors are mostly neutrals and it would add a splash of color. If you really don't like it then sell it but please don't try to paint it and destroy it. You may have paid $3 but it is worth more that that