StainedGlassers - Pictures of Stained Glass

Hundreds of years ago, stained glass craftsmen frequently had their own glass made on-site at a church or cathedral. (It makes sense if you think about it – imagine hauling glass hundreds of miles by wagon or cart.) Glass was “stained” by adding metal oxides to the molten glass to give it color. While very few glass workers today make their own glass, the process they use is similar to what an artisan did hundreds of years ago. Details...

How to Make a Stained Glass Windchime

A stained glass wind chime is a fun and easy project for beginner hobbyists. As a bonus, you can also use scrap pieces of glass, so you’ll incur very little expense while making a great piece. If you don’t have any scraps, kits start at less than $15. You can buy kits online from hundreds of supply stores, and at craft retailers like Ben Franklin, Michael’s Arts and Crafts, and from your local supply store.
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Making a Stained Glass Stepping Stone

Stained glass stepping stones (also known as garden stones) are a popular craft item. If you can work with stained glass you can easily make a stepping stone. If you’ve never worked with stained glass, it’s an easy project to get you started. You’ll get a little dirtier, and you’ll probably want to work outside rather than in your shop, but otherwise it’s a straightforward project for any beginning crafter. Details...