Maybe Goodwill for an old bowl or vase I can drill? I will let you know if it works.
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Glass is very hard to drill without fracturing it. You might want to grind it or point heat and melt it. It will depend on how thin the glass is. Use only very light pressure and it would be a good idea to practice on some scraps before you take a shot at the real project.
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