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Glass and stained glass tips, articles and product reviews.

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Turn Your Stained Glass Hobby into a Fun Job

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You have honed your stained glass construction skills and have given all your friends and family stained glass gifts for every occasion.  Why not earn back some of your expenses and more?  You can and you can have fun doing it.

Most stained glass hobbyists find that they have several ...
 

Supplies for Getting Started in Stained Glass

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This list is meant to help create a shopping list for the beginning stained glass art student.  Not all of the items will be needed for every project, for instance you will use either lead cames OR copper foil and their corresponding accessories depending on the stained glass style you will be ...
 

Stained Glass Workshop Safety Tips

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Whether you are an experienced or new stained glass crafter or artisan, it is important to think about safety in your stained glass workshop or studio.  There are the obvious hazards of working around glass, but tools and chemicals can also be hazardous.

When you go to your stained glass ...
 

Stained Glass Windows- a Light unto the Soul

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Light is truly the inspiration for stained glass in both the physical and literal senses.  During the Gothic Era from about 1150 - 1500 A.D. there was no electricity so alternate ways of lighting Cathedrals was necessary.  Immense and exquisite stained glass windows were created and ...
 

Stained Glass Projects for Children

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Stained glass is a beautiful art form that combines the use of various colors, shapes, textures and transparencies with light to illuminate, decorate and inspire the mind, spirit and eye of the beholder.  Children have always been, and will always be, fascinated with shapes and colors which ...
 

Stained Glass Scoring and Breaking - an Art in Itself

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Scoring and breaking stained glass is an art that you can achieve but not without some practice.  All it takes is a little patience and you will soon be able to cut and break stained glass like a pro!  The first thing to do when cutting stained glass is to relax when you are handling ...
 

Stained Glass Painting

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There are many techniques that can be used to create beautiful and interesting works of art in stained glass.  This article deals with stained glass painting.  This technique has been used for centuries and was the most popular form of stained glass during the Renaissance era due to their ...
 

Stained Glass Lead Came Technique

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The lead came method of stained glass construction gives an appearance of uniform lines and an antique look.  The lead channel is wrapped around the glass and then joined at the "seams" or joints by a bead of solder. 

Lead came, used for joining pieces of stained glass, ...
 

Stained Glass Copper Foil Technique

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Copper foil is a stained glass leading technique that has a more delicate or intricate look to it than the lead came technique.  Louis C. Tiffany created the copper foil technique in the early 1900's.  Tiffany didn't have the adhesive-backed copper foil that we have today.  When he ...
 

Stained Glass Artisan, Louis C. Tiffany

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Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) is associated with Art Nouveau style stained glass lamps and windows.  He was nicknamed "Rebel in Glass" because he ventured into many avenues of art glass.  He founded Tiffany and Company soon after the Civil War and employed several artists to ...
 
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