There are a couple places you might try. One is National Artcraft in Ohio. I believe the site is www.nationalartcraft.com or you might try Lamp Specialties in NJ. These are wholesalers and they have these items all the time. I don't remember the url for Lamp Specialties so you might try a Google. We used to buy the lights year round from these two companies. They're basically caramics suppliers but you can get a lot of other things from them too.

Here's a link that will help you. A gal on the Carol Duval Craft Show made these a few years ago and I saved the site. She printed the pics out on vellum which is a transparency that had adhesive on the back. There is a website called "thevintageworkshop" which sells the adhesive vellum. You might also find it at Michael's or Joann's. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/cr_occasions_december/article/0,,HGTV_3270_3313693,00.html Would love to see your block after it's finished, it sounds really pretty. Sal

Hello everyone, I love these glass blocks I seen these last year a craft show. they are great gifts. this past weekend I went to a craft show and saw something different with the glass blocks they are making them as a fish bowl for those beta fish, with a bit of gravel and a plant. in the top they cut a oblong opening, and were selling them for $25. Just thought I would pass this along for those of you working with the glass blocks. shelly

Hi Linda, The Christmas Graphics you want are right in your hands-computer that you are typing on. Type in "Christmas Graphics" in the web broswer line on the menu bar at the top of your screen (it's the long white rectanular box you see) then hit the Go button. I bet you'll get pages and pages of web sites to look for what you want. You'll be able to purchase them on-line and quickly download them or you'll find an area to type in your name/address, etc. and a CD will be sent to you. All you do with a CD is: When your computer comes up, go to the "upload CD's" program (whatever yours is called), or more than likely you bring up your computer (start it) and then pop the CD into the CD drive on your hardrive and it will upload instantly or tell you what buttons to push to upload it. It's easy and yes, you can do it. If your computer says, "no CD found" just eject it and try the other CD drivc on your computer (mine has two). My sis did the Christmas glass blocks also, just as you explained above using the ribbon only, no graphics. I just thought of this though, you could buy those window stick-em's/peels off decorations and stick them on the glass block as they are like suncatchers and the lights will light them up. Enjoy. If you need more help, just ask. Sal