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Stained Glass Patterns
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Handmade Stained Glass Multicolor N. Z. Wool Rug (6′ x 9′) $191.24 Add a touch of elegance to your home decor with a plush rug Hand-tufted area rug displays a stunning stained glass pattern Contemporary rug features gem tones of red, ivory, beige and green |
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Doorways, Windows and Transoms Stained Glass Pattern Book $8.86 Open gateways to beauty with 60 plates of wonderful, workable patterns. This assortment of gorgeous stained glass designs will have crafters of every skill level brightening windows and entryways with graceful foliates and flowing ornamental … |
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Japanese Designs Stained Glass Pattern Book $8.86 Add Far East accents to glass craft projects with this exotic gallery of designs. These 71 patterns include geishas, koi, pagodas, samurai warriors, and floral and landscape motifs, all inspired by authentic sources such as illustrations by E… |
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Art Nouveau Stained Glass Pattern Book $8.86 In the typical Art Nouveau style are the 104 designs in this book: florals with stem and leaf patterns, sensuous women with billowing hair, dresses, and exquisite headpieces; fish; butterflies, and peacocks. They can be used whole or in part for window… |
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Geometric Genius Stained Glass Coloring Book (Paperback) $6.92 These 16 designs are derived from a Victorian volume of stained-glass patterns, The Glazier`s Booke by Henry Shaw. Contemporary praise of the source material by The Art Journal noted that ”some of the designs ar… |
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Kaleidoscope Designs Stained Glass Coloring Book $6.92 Inspired by endlessly changing kaleidoscopic designs, 16 captivating stained glass patterns feature circular formations exploding with gorgeous floral, geometric, and star-shaped arrangements. Color them in using your choice of artistic … |
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Stained Glass Horse Patterns $14.36 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. |
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Mandala Stained Glass Patterns $7.16 An ancient form of meditative art, Mandalas and 39; circular designs are beautifully expressed in stained glass. Vibrant collection features 99 black and white patterns (as shown below), ideal for suncatchers, windows, mobiles and panels. Color illustrations on the cover. The additional image seen below is taken from the back cover. |
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Making Stained Glass Boxes $17.56 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. |
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Introduction To Stained Glass $12.76 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. |
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Stained Glass For Dummies $19.96 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. |
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Stained Glass Boxes $11.16 Full Size Patterns for 34 Stained Glass Boxes Includes Revised and Expanded Assembly Instructions with Internet Based Support Create beautiful stained glass boxes to hold your treasures. Projects are complete with full-sized patterns, a material list and a degree of difficulty evaluation. The 8 page how-to section has been revised and expanded in 2010 to guide you through the fabrication process. Readers will find 34 different box patterns that are straightforward to fabricate. The sizes range from mini ring boxes to themed storage boxes that offer a wealth of inspiring ideas for unique and breathtaking creations. Artist/Designer Randy Wardell |
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Making Stained Glass Panels $19.96 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. |
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Beginning Patterns $13.56 This book is designed to serve both the beginning stained glass student as well as instructor. These patterns were designed to avoid the shapes most difficult for beginners, such as tight inside curves. 40 full size patterns are also shown as finished pieces in color. A great resource for both beginners and teachers. By Denny Berkery. Vinery Stained Glass Studio. |
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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. |
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Making Stained Glass Lamps $19.96 Complete With Full Size Patterns This title offers fully illustrated descriptions and expert advice on techniques that will let you create beautiful stained glass lamps. Includes sections on choosing the best glass; cutting, shaping, foiling and soldering; forming the lampshade cone; attaching a lamp cap; electrifying the lamp; and, repairing broken pieces. It also features handy full-size patterns and a gallery of finished designs. |
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Stained Glass Leaves $12.76 We guarantee that you and 39;ll fall for these patterns. Thirty accurate representations of leaves for stained glass includes patterns of many oaks, multiple maples, poplar, magnolia, willows, holly, redbud, box elder, beech, ginkgo biloba and more. Includes useful tips, and even background information on the leaves themselves. 35 pages. SGN Publishing. |
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Stained Glass Music $13 Add a note of style to your décor Create extremely realistic stained glass instruments with these 20 full-size patterns , including a piano, flute, trombone, director and 39;s hand and baton and many more. Projects feature 3-D glass effects and wire overlays. Includes directions on mounting projects, as well as detailed instructions and full-color project images for each pattern. Also includes bonus pattern of music staff and notes. A wonderful resource of projects to make gifts for music lovers. |
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40 Great Stained Glass Projects $19.96 40 Great Stained Glass Projects gives stained glass artists exciting ideas and designs for both lead and foil method stained glass, from a classic panel to a 3-D sailboat, and everything in between. Each project is shown with clear step-by-step instructions, full-size pattern and complete materials list. Creating stained glass projects has never been easier, 200 page book is filled with thousands of full color photos and expert advice on soldering, building dimensional projects, and more. Bonus – includes 2 additional patterns. With something for everyone, this book is sure to become one of your favorites. |
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Creative Stained Glass $11.96 Discover the endless creative possibilities of stained glass. From simple patterns that you can complete in a weekend to intricate designs that challenge and reward, these 27 projects shine with light, color and texture. Filled with over 70 color photos including valuable how-to photos and inspiring large images of finished projects. Teaches two methods of cutting, with and without making a pattern. Learn how to use overlays, plating and patinas, how to creatively combine different techniques and how to work with brass and copper came. With Art Deco to Tiffany styles, there is something in this popular book for everyone. Beginners can start on small glass panels and build their skills to make lamps, mirrors and more. Softcover edition. |
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Ornate Crosses In Stained Glass $8.93 Pattern pack contains 10 full-size patterns , including 7 crosses and 3 angel suncatchers. Each piece is shown finished in full-color and includes beautiful details in jewels, copper wire and iridized glass. |
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Uroboros White Ring Mottle Stained Glass $11.65 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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Uroboros Light Blue Mottled Stained Glass $117.05 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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Uroboros Pink, White Mottled Stained Glass $14.25 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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Uroboros Amber & Lemon Yellow On White Stained Glass $11.65 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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Uroboros Dark/ Light Blue Mottled Stained Glass $12.35 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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Uroboros Pink, Raspberry, Lavendar Mottled Stained Glass $20.75 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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Uroboros Red/ Orange With Yellow & Green Stained Glass $11.65 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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Uroboros Dark/ Light Green Mottled Stained Glass $12.35 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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A Dog Show In Stained Glass $11.96 A terrific book, containing 24 full-size patterns of our favorite canines. There and 39;s a Boxer, St. Bernard, German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Scottish Terrier, Beagle, Dalmatian, English Bulldog, Collie, Basset, Spaniel, Greyhound, Doberman, Great Dane, Dachshund, Wire Hair Terrier, and Boston Terrier. There are patterns for desk sets, trophies, dresser caddies, nightlights and panels. Projects below by artist and author Bob Schneider. |
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Bullseye Black Chopstix Stained Glass $13.75 Create Dramatic Designs with Bullseye Chopstix With patterns that are geometric yet spontaneous, Bullseye Chopstix sheets feature straight, unwavering stringer in a random arrangement on clear base glass. Fusible 90 COE. |
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Uroboros Honey Amber Mottled Stained Glass $11.65 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. Photo below is a representation of the glass with light passing through. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. |
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Uroboros Celery & Deep Forest Green Stained Glass $100.75 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. Special order glass is available in SHEET SIZE ONLY. For UPS delivery the sheet will be cut as two pieces, approximately 24 x 15 each. |
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Glass Patterns Quarterly Magazine Spring 2012 $4.76 Perfect For Every Skill Level Each issue of Glass Patterns Quarterly has over a dozen full-size patterns, materials listings, glass color suggestions, and color photos of completed projects. Using the full color step-by-step instructions you can create projects in many types of glass art, from stained glass to mosaics to fusing and flameworking. With the pattern pull-outs, variety of projects and wealth of information, each issue is an excellent value. Spring 2012 Patterns and Projects Include GPQ Spring 2012 Gallery Showcasing the Designs of five Outstanding Artists and Hobbyists A collection of unique ideas for glass art Letter from the Editor by Maureen James Different Roads, One Destination Saffron 3-D Sitting Butterfly – An Introduction to Stained Glass Design by Lidia K. Anderson Free-form freestanding butterfly sculptures with solder bodies and simple-cut glass wings Transform in Stained Glass – From Flat to Three-Dimensional Sculpture Design by Gioia Boerrigter A 12 x 9 x 2 freestanding giraffe stature created with plated glass Desert Hummingbird Design by Alysa Phiel A 14 x 20 stained glass garden panel featuring hummingbirds and blooming cacti Reinforcement – Reclaiming Leaded Panels with New Rebar Design by Frank Floyd Tips and techniques for reinforcing stained glass leaded panels with rebar Equine Companions Design by Hiroyuki Kobayashi and Jeffrey Castaline A 38 x 24 stained glass panel featuring a pair of horses Spring Cardinal Design by Hiroyuki Kobayashi and Jeffrey Castaline A 20 x 20 stained glass outdoor nature panel depicting a cardinal and branches 16-Page Full-Size Pattern Section Lamp Designs – Dragging an Ancient Art Form into the 21st Century Design by John Emery A 16 – diameter cone shaped floral lampshade featuring iris blooms Optical Illusion Donut Pendant – Advanced Panache Design by Tanya Veit A 2-1/4 – diameter fused dichroic pendant decorated with Waterslide decals and glass paint markers Look, Mom, No Mold. Design by Tony Glander Techniques for creating fused and slumped glass pieces without the use of a mold Kiln Crafting – Eye Protection for Kiln Workers By Gil Reynolds An overview of the importance of using quality eye protection while working with kilns Cocktail Dish – Blue Phase Going Reactive Design by Petra Kaiser A 5 x 7 fused and slumped dish created using red reactive glass and Kaiser Lee Board molds The Kiln Corner – Electric Circuit Breakers by Arnold Howard Techniques for avoiding kiln circuit overload Also check this issue for favorite regular features on New Products, New Books and Patterns, What and 39;s Hot, Industry News, and full-size patterns available only from GPQ. Projects in the additional images are from this issue of the magazine, featuring the art of Gioia Boerrigter, Petra Kaiser, Alexandra Berger, Hiroyuki Kobayashi, Jeffrey Castaline and Tony Glander. Hurry, Available only while supplies last. |
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Uroboros Canary Yellow & White Mottle Stained Glass $100.95 Mottles are a special effect pioneered by renowned glass artists Louis Tiffany and John LaFarge. Ring Mottles work well to create realistic-looking shadows, florals, sunspots on background scenes, and many other organic patterns. The stained glass panel below was created by Savoy Studios using Uroboros Ring Mottle Glass. Full Sheet measures 24 x 30. Will be cut in half for UPS shipping. |
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Glass Patterns Quarterly Magazine Winter 2011 $4 Perfect For Every Skill Level Each issue of Glass Patterns Quarterly has over a dozen full-size patterns, materials listings, glass color suggestions, and color photos of completed projects. Using the full color step-by-step instructions you can create projects in many types of glass art, from stained glass to mosaics to fusing and flameworking. With the pattern pull-outs, variety of projects and wealth of information, each issue is an excellent value. Winter 2011 Patterns and Projects Include GPQ Winter 2011 Gallery Showcasing the Designs of Ten Outstanding Artists and Hobbyists A collection of unique ideas for glass Letter from the Editor by Maureen James Happy Holidays from Our Hearts to Yours Beveled Snowflakes – An Introduction to Stained Glass Designed by Alyssa Phiel Arranging various shapes of foil-wrapped bevels to create snowflake designs Tericks of the Trade – Using Fluxed Solder Wire to Avoid Shifting Glass by Joseph Godek Tips for fluxing solder wire rather than the project itself Edwardian Vase Design by Kevin Paned Expressions Studios A geometric-and-floral panel Shadow Art Snowman Lamp Design by Mark Jennings A stained glass lamp shade featuring decorative soldering techniques Grape Cluster Design by Terra Parma A 16 x 20 still life panel with double geometric border and center hanging grape cluster Expanding Projects with Borders Design by Frank Floyd Techniques for increasing the size of stained glass projects by adding borders Illusions – A Three Dimensional Dichroic and Bevel Suncatcher Design by Lidia K. Anderson A suncatcher formed by joining squares of reeded dichroic strips and bevels Dove Design by Marianne Crivellaro A 8 x 10 open-spaced panel featuring a Christmas Dove and mistletoe Panel Repair by Jim Ellerman Techniques for replacing broken glass pieces in finished stained glass panels 16-Page Full-Size Pattern Section Strip Tease – The Glass Strip Challenge Design by Petra Kaiser Using simple glass cuts to create fused wind chimes, pendants, and a clock face Elegant Cubbies Design by Mark Waterbury and Richard Schneider A key or spice cabinet kit with 12 x 12 stained glass fleur-de-lis panel insert The Kiln Corner – Converting Minutes to Rate per Hour by Arnold Howard Formulas for converting kiln schedules and programming in tenths of a degree Coasting throught 2011 Design by Ruth L. Dobbins, Damian Romero, Troy Weseman Techniques for creating 4 x 4 etched coaster tiles using photo resist Winter Tree Design by Saulius Jankauskas A set of 6 x 8 copper sheet panel created with float glass frit and glass paints Auto Embossing Design by Boyce Lundstrom A 8 x 8 copper sheet panel created using a car tire to impress designs from found objects Also check this issue for favorite regular features on New Products, New Books and Patterns, What and 39;s Hot, Industry News, and full-size patterns available only from GPQ. Projects in the additional images are from this issue of the magazine, featuring the art o |
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