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Lighted Snowflake Canvas

December 17, 2012 by Amanda Formaro

Lighted Snowflake Canvas

You’ll be amazed at just how easy this stunning piece of art actually is. I could see adapting this to other holidays and themes as well, not just for Christmas! Get the tutorial at Apartment Therapy –>> How To: Make a Glittering Lightscape | Apartment Therapy.

UPDATE (12/20/12), this project was originally from Martha Stewart and it appears that her watermark was cropped out of the photo. I am not sure if that was the doing of Apartment Therapy’s article author or not, but you can also find instruction here on this blog, she recreated this project herself and made her own version. The instructions are no longer available on marthastewart.com.

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Comments

  1. SylviaC says

    December 18, 2012 at 10:42 am

    Hi, thank you for posting this, I love it. However, if you go through the comments at the end of the post you will see one that states how this was taken from a Martha Stewart post – the exact same photo too. No credit was given to Martha. There is a link on the comment (that points this out) that takes you to another posting that gives credit to Martha for the idea, with the same photo, and a good tutorial too. So I saved that link instead.
    Just thought I would let you know in case copyright is affected here.

    • Amanda Formaro says

      December 20, 2012 at 8:36 am

      Hi Sylvia, thanks for the comment and for pointing this out. It looks like the instructions are Martha Stewart’s site are nowhere to be found. I will add a link to the blog that you cited as another source for the instructions.

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