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Illuminated Stained Glass Faberge Style Egg

Illuminated Stained Glass Faberge Style Egg
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This is my egg and first slide show. I was going to do an ible, but it would be a novel. And not a short one. Think of something akin to Crime and Punishment. This egg was partially inspired by the Coronation Egg and the Hoof Egg. The interior has a sort of King of the Sea motif. Enjoy!!!

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11 comments
Sep 19, 2008. 12:27 PMcanida says:
Gorgeous! Fantastic job, and I love seeing your path of inspiration. I'd love to see more in-process photos, and even a full Instructable!
Sep 22, 2008. 2:37 PMbattlecalculator says:
Where did you get the egg? Since they are "out of season" (not Easter) I am having trouble finding an egg to start my project.
Sep 20, 2008. 9:28 PMscoochmaroo says:
That looks beautiful!!! Where did you get the little diamond-like encrustations that decorate the front and edge?
Sep 18, 2008. 9:25 PMMaltedFalcon says:
Nice! that sets the bar!
Sep 18, 2008. 8:16 PMfungus amungus says:
Nice! I really like the horsehead legs you have there.

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Author:RadBear(Don't have one)
I'm cheap and like to use what I have on hand and I really enjoy taking things apart to salvage parts. This, the use of epoxy and the Dremel are the only sources of consistancy among my projects.