You have a great collection of glass items. Like the others said, just start stacking to see what fits together well. Everyone seems to develop their own style. What worked best for me was to use larger pieces on the bottom and have the totem get smaller as it went up. I loved Kudzukween and Cindee's garden girl concept--looking at pics of their creations really helped me when I made my first ones. Now I have seen many others that are so inspiring too. And remember that you can mix the crystal with the blue or other colors too. You have found some really nice pieces to work with. Can't wait to see what you create. Remember, this is YOUR creation, just have fun with it. ;o) Luvs

I did see what you saw in my neighbors yard just last week.Since the yards are all fenced off , with very few areas for a small animal to get by, I was stunned to say the least to see a family of gosslings walking around her yard for a couple of hours..Never did see how they finally exited,but the funniest thing was at least a couple of hours later they were seen parading down my street. Photograph was printed in local newspaper.

From on the other side This is the hall attached to the room. This is our "front" living room - normally more of a formal room. It actually has the better light, and I'm hoping to use it more as a family room to play in. I agree with everyone, hardwood.... but I am considering a carpet to transition from the tile and to be soft while we play on the floor. I was considering a Konecto prestige traditional flooring (kind of medium brown) for the dining room and the back living room and the hall (visible in this picture). I know there are purists out there that will gag... but I kind of like the product for our "3 year old" life.:) Also it is quiet and can be removed easily.... maybe wood in the future? SO that is what we are thinking.... any responses? The carpet I'm looking at is a frieze with a mult-colored yarn. Does that help? Thoughts? Thanks

Photo #1 is the current bedroom layout. Photo #2 is a sketched floor plan with the bathroom extended and a pocket door inside the bedroom. Photo #3 is the current primary and just to give you an idea of what I’d be moving from.