Create an elegant botanical night-light shade in four easy steps. Master this technique, then apply it to full-size lampshades.
Using frame as pattern, cut mica to size; hold with clothespins. Cut copper foil for seams, trim to fit.
Arrange dried botanicals on shade. Rehydrate each by gently brushing with glue.
Add more botanicals for flowing design, hydrating each with glue, then gluing in place. Dry, then apply second glue coat.
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