...I made one! I bought a used window at the Park Slope Flea Market for $10. Then I found a poster of the city from the proper angle and mounted it to foam core with spray adhesive. Then I tacked the poster to the back of the window with hot glue, so that we can change the image seasonally. I screwed in some d-rings to the top, installed two picture hooks, and voila! Windfaux.
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Sunday, April 4, 2010
Windfaux Shopping
Our converted railroad apartment translates to a windowless living room. Soooooo...
...I made one! I bought a used window at the Park Slope Flea Market for $10. Then I found a poster of the city from the proper angle and mounted it to foam core with spray adhesive. Then I tacked the poster to the back of the window with hot glue, so that we can change the image seasonally. I screwed in some d-rings to the top, installed two picture hooks, and voila! Windfaux.
...I made one! I bought a used window at the Park Slope Flea Market for $10. Then I found a poster of the city from the proper angle and mounted it to foam core with spray adhesive. Then I tacked the poster to the back of the window with hot glue, so that we can change the image seasonally. I screwed in some d-rings to the top, installed two picture hooks, and voila! Windfaux.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
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