I drew a rough drawing...very rough!
Used some of the best brown paper ever known to mankind for a pattern.
I cut my outline of the window. Remember you can always fold your pattern in half so your sides match up perfect.
I then folded each side over again .
Your window should have three lines like this.
I then started to draw in my lines.
It's starting to look like a window...right?
How about now?
Ok...good! Now I looked for some scrap wood and that isnt hard around here. 
I cut out my window and when I got to the center parts I drilled a hole so my saw could fit...
I know it looks a bit shabby now but with some paint and a good sanding you would swear it's 100 years old.
Here comes my favorite part. Shopping the house for a perfect spot. Over the village?
Next to a Wise man?
On the mantel?
Over the tub....just right~
Susie ~ I just LOVE your blog! You are so creative! From one Louisiana girl to another, keep the great ideas coming!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
It is so gorgeous!! I love it!! Spectacular!!
ReplyDeleteRuth
I like this. You never cease to amaze me. Even in the midst of the holidays you are dreaming up cool stuff.
ReplyDeleteAwwwww.....Susie I LOOOOOVE it. Great job. Very cute all year around. Where do you get all this talent from. I can't even draw a stick person...HA!
ReplyDeleteHello Susie; Wow you did an amazing job on your window... I love how it turned out... you come up the best ideas...
ReplyDeleteHave a great week
Hugs;
Alaura
I wish you were here. I'd hug you. You're lovely.
ReplyDeleteyou did it!!! it looks wonderful, no one would ever know
ReplyDeleteVery good! It looks great above the tub. It's amazing what a little drawing and a scrap of wood will make!
ReplyDeleteNancy
you are brilliant...i love this. it looks beautifu
ReplyDeleteGreat idea - looks good no matter where you put it.
ReplyDeleteoh this is great! well done!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteSusie - that's so fabulous! :) Check you out, girl. Makin' 100 year old windows. Nice work!
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Jacci
AWESOME!!!!
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Awesome idea. This would be lovely painted white and distressed, in front of a piece of mirror that was cut to it's shape. Or you could make it a picture frame!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME! I wanna make one of these!
ReplyDeleteI want one! I want one!! I share this passion of yours. Have you seen the icon on my blog? The little symbol that appears by my blog address?? It's a church window! Oh, Susie. . . WOW!
ReplyDeletegreat idea! love it! xo
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome - you are truly talented and amazing.
ReplyDeleteTHis is a great idea! I know a few good places this could sit in my home!!! ;) Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteYou use power tools! You rock!!!
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ReplyDeleteI love your window project, it looks great--as always you woodworking Queen.
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Thanks
Cheri
I have that same "by the tub" place that I need to fill in my house - I think I'm going to have to copy your idea. :-)
ReplyDeleteSusie,
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!!
Who would have thought it was just a piece of old wood.
thanks for passing that idea along.
blessings
barbara jean
You are so creative and quite handy with your saw. I love how it turned out, what a fun post!
ReplyDeleteSusie
ReplyDeleteYou are among the very most talented of bloggers!!
Wonderful!!
very impressive! It looks great
ReplyDeleteSusie,
ReplyDeleteThat is just the coolest thing! It never ceases to amaze me at how inventive you are! I am beginning to be "inspired" to give a few things a try...after Christmas, of course. Who has time for extra fun right now?
My daughter, Sarah is expecting her first miracle baby (IVF) in July. Soon we will be decorating a nursery with a vintage theme. We can find a lot of creative ideas here! And, we will be checking out your Etsy items! Love, love, love your style!
Thanks so much for sharing your talents.
Have a blessed Christmas!
Sandra
So very clever! What a great project! :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Stacey
love it you alway amaze me. I've been stalking for awhile and this one made me finally leave a message
ReplyDeletei agree with you...old church windows are the best! but out of my budget. i am sure i can find a piece of plywood out of my dad's pile. i will be doing this of sure! thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love it!!
ReplyDeleteAh Susie...you never cease to amaze! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to do this with sticks forever! Love yours. It's perfect.
ReplyDeleteHey Susie,, as always you've done it again,, i love it, and you make it look so simple. I've always known how to improvise and make do with what I had but bloggers like you sure make it a lot more fun with the cool ideas you share. Thanks,, Happy Holidays
ReplyDeleteHow cute would three hinged together and backed with something pretty, be as a fireplace screen?! I love this window idea. I think people are going to start getting suspicious that my house looks eerily like yours... :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LOVE this idea and so gonna copy it :)! Always enjoy lurking around your blog. Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Lisa
that is just darling!!! I love old windows. You are so creative and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteAnd I just have to confess that I fell in LOVE with your names of God sign and because I am watching every penny this holiday season, I wasn't able to buy yours, but I made one myself. It turned out really sweet, and I changed a couple of words to include Emmanuel and Prince of Peace. My husband loves it too! Thank you for the wonderful idea!!
Blessings,
LMM
Simply BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteWow nice creation. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me? You make it look so simple, but it would take me months just to draw it out on the paper! It's so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGirl, you are too much! I love it!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it and I gotta have it!!!
ReplyDeleteYour creativity always amazes me! Looks great!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! I'm impressed! It looks beautiful!
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found you through lindsay... have spent all afternoon looking around. Just became a follower.
ReplyDeletelove your work!
gail
You really are too dang smart for your own good!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking as I was reading this that if you made two "frames" one a little smaller than the other. Smoothed the edged down really well and layered them over each other. It would be really 3D like a lot of the old windows are... Hmmmmmm.....
Again, Love it and love you!
Amazing! You are so talented and it will look great when you get it sanded and painted.
ReplyDeleteThis is just fabulous. You think of some wonderful things and then you get them done. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis totally ROCKS! I love it! I want one. LOL
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! I think I need to face my fear of power tools!
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Susie, what a great, great job!!!!! you are amazing my dear!!!!!
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This is just blowing my mind all over the place! MAGNIFICENT....
ReplyDeleteWow, this is amazing! I'm so, so impressed, it looks wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing the details, I'll be linking.
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