A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room

A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room
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A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room

Glass blocks, especially manufactured by Pittsburgh Corning, are extremely durable. After all, they use them to make walls, sometimes massive in size for office buildings on the interior and exterior. They also have other uses, including the one I prefer. How about a decorated lighted glass block, for example?

A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room

A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room

You purchase a glass block from a hardware st patrick's day using green and shamrocks
Spring using sunny yellow or bright polka dot ribbons
Easter using cute little bunnies and soft pastel ribbons
Mother's Day using Mother's favorites
Father's Day prefers to keep it masculine
Fourth of July of course red, white, and blue
Halloween using anything scary, like black ribbon and ghosts
Thanksgiving using Tom Turkey here would be good. There's tons of fall ribbons available.
Baby Night Lights anything pink, blue, or yellow. The dollar store sells cute, safe, plastic figurines.
Toddler/Small Children Night Lights using your child's favorite color.
Nature using anything natural, such as dried flowers or potpourri
Victorian using vintage lace and roses, etc.
Team Spirit (High School & College)
Harley Davidson using leather and lace. Try putting a small replica of a Harley Motorcycle on top.

A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room


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I'm sure there's plenty of other themes you can think of. These are definitely safe for any room, including a newborn's room. I have made these beautiful glass blocks for many years now, and sometimes I leave several of them plugged in around the house for several months. They do not get hot, provided you stick with a 20 or 35 light strand. They do not create any smell from the lights being on too long.

A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room

A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room

They are incredibly sturdy, and therefore will not break unless you intentionally take a sledgehammer to them. You can add fragrance to the adornments to make a nice atmosphere in a room. There are so many uses for them. Wondering exactly how to make them? I have created an EBook with full instructions and tips to help you along.

A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room

A Clever Way to Use Glass Blocks to Make Decorative Nightlights, Even Safe Enough For a Baby's Room


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