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Making Stained Glass Boxes $21.95 Complete With Patterns Fully illustrated descriptions and step-by-step instructions on techniques to make a variety of beautiful and practical stained glass boxes. Learn how to assemble corners, attach hinges and lids, work with mirrored glass, create shelves and compartments, add feet and more. Also includes detailed information for the beginner or more experienced glass artist on selecting glass and then cutting, shaping, foiling and soldering your glass. Features close-up images and a Stained Glass Box Gallery. Clear textured box by Rainbow Vision Stained Glass.

The Stained Glass Garden $19.95 Grow a glass garden – and beautify any space with exquisite stained glass art. Create stained glass flowers, butterflies, birds, bird feeders, planters, lanterns, and mobiles. Features dozens of close-up photos, materials and tools listings and detailed instruction. The prefect projects to get you ready for warm weather.

Stained Glass Horse Patterns $17.95 Capture the Elegance of Horses in the Beauty of Stained Glass Bring alive the spirit and beauty of horses with these stunning stained glass panel patterns. Ideal for beginner or intermediate stained glass artists. Patterns feature simple lines for easy cuts. Includes 28 realistic designs in a variety of styles, 11 colored images and a handy piece count reference guide. Project images below come from the book. Designed and created by the author Lisa Tilson of Glass of Dreams Studio.

Introduction To Stained Glass $15.95 Best Selling Classic. Excellent beginner and 39;s instruction book. Includes a stained glass history, glass tapes, and tools used. Includes 17 full-size patterns for windows, panel lamps and 3-D projects.

Stained Glass For Dummies $24.95 Anyone Can Do Stained Glass. Discover the craft of stained glass and release your inner artist. Written by popular glass artist Vicki Payne, host of TV shows Glass with Vicki Payne and For Your Home. Vicki provides detailed instructions for both the copper foil and lead came methods of stained glass, along with hints, tips and strategies to improve your soldering skills. In This Book You Will Find Gorgeous full-color images throughout Patterns for creating your own stained glass pieces Hands-on, easy-to-follow exercises help you perfect your skills This book is packed with practical guidance, on everything from glass safety to basic warm-glass techniques. It and 39;s the perfect book for beginners or anyone who wants a quick reference book.

Making Stained Glass Panels $24.95 Includes Full-Size Glass Patterns Glass studio artist Michael Johnston takes you step by step through making stained glass panels in this instructional book. Detailed descriptions, hundred of colored photographs (see example pages below) and expert advice on techniques will help you create beautiful stained glass panels. Every step of the process from setting up your work space to framing your finished project is covered within the book and 39;s 11 chapters. Just some of the topics include Selecting glass Cutting, shaping and soldering Lead method construction Copper foil construction Repairing stained glass Building a wooden frame Over 200 pages of instruction and inspiration, this book also includes a gallery of finished pieces. It also comes complete with pull-out, full-size patterns.

Stained Glass Kaleidoscope Kit $13.95 Make a large stained glass kaleidoscope that you and your family are sure to treasure. Create this uniquely designed kaleidoscope with its 10 tapered viewing tube and two rotating hexagonal color wheels. The kit contains the axle hardware, patterns and instructions. All you need is the stained glass and mirror. Delphi Tip Create kaleidoscopes with crisp, pristine images by using Front Surface, also called First Surface Mirror M5397.

Ginkgo Stained Glass Window  $124.95 Stained Glass Panels – Studio Craftsmanship and Original Designs Arts and Crafts inspired cottage green ginkgo leaves adorn a cornerstone beige glass panel. This handsome neutral colored window is a perfect complement to any color or style room. The Meyda Tiffany original stained glass window is framed in solid brass and has brass mounting bracket and chains included. This panel measures 20 high x 11 wide. Every Meyda Tiffany piece is a unique, handcrafted work of art. Natural variation in the glass and finish make each and every one a masterpiece all its own. Photographs are a general representation of the product. Colors will vary. From Supplying the Tiffany Studio to Your Home Meyda Tiffany is known for their authentic Victorian styles, attention to detail, and quality that speaks for itself. Although founded in 1974, the Meyda Tiffany and 39;s roots actually date back to the early 1900s, supplying Louis Comfort Tiffany and Tiffany Studios with lighting products, and creating the original Coca-Cola stained glass lamps. Meyer Cohen and wife Ida (whose names were combined to make the company name Meyda) founded their first studio with a devotion to stained glass art and dedication to quality. Still family-owned and based in Yorkville, NY, their son Robert runs the company on the same strong principles.

Seashell Stained Glass Window  $199.95 Stained Glass Panels – Studio Craftsmanship and Original Designs This Meyda Tiffany original window features sand beige and shell pink seashells with kelp green ribbons that float on a clear blue rippled glass sea. Handcrafted utilizing the copper foil construction process and 319 pieces of stained art glass encased in a solid brass frame. Mounting bracket and jack chain included. This panel measures 10 high x 24 wide. Every Meyda Tiffany piece is a unique, handcrafted work of art. Natural variation in the glass and finish make each and every one a masterpiece all its own. Photographs are a general representation of the product. Colors will vary. From Supplying the Tiffany Studio to Your Home Meyda Tiffany is known for their authentic Victorian styles, attention to detail, and quality that speaks for itself. Although founded in 1974, the Meyda Tiffany and 39;s roots actually date back to the early 1900s, supplying Louis Comfort Tiffany and Tiffany Studios with lighting products, and creating the original Coca-Cola stained glass lamps. Meyer Cohen and wife Ida (whose names were combined to make the company name Meyda) founded their first studio with a devotion to stained glass art and dedication to quality. Still family-owned and based in Yorkville, NY, their son Robert runs the company on the same strong principles.

Mandolin Stained Glass Window  $259.95 Stained Glass Panels – Studio Craftsmanship and Original Designs Soft warm neutrals define this primitive patterned window of cobalt blue, tangerine and rainbow touched bronze stained art glass. This striking window is handcrafted utilizing the copper foil construction process created by L. C. Tiffany. A solid brass hanging chain and brackets are included. This panel measures 27 high x 20 wide. Every Meyda Tiffany piece is a unique, handcrafted work of art. Natural variation in the glass and finish make each and every one a masterpiece all its own. Photographs are a general representation of the product. Colors will vary. From Supplying the Tiffany Studio to Your Home Meyda Tiffany is known for their authentic Victorian styles, attention to detail, and quality that speaks for itself. Although founded in 1974, the Meyda Tiffany and 39;s roots actually date back to the early 1900s, supplying Louis Comfort Tiffany and Tiffany Studios with lighting products, and creating the original Coca-Cola stained glass lamps. Meyer Cohen and wife Ida (whose names were combined to make the company name Meyda) founded their first studio with a devotion to stained glass art and dedication to quality. Still family-owned and based in Yorkville, NY, their son Robert runs the company on the same strong principles.

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