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6 Ways To Make Faux Stained Glass

June 4, by Larissa Coleman.

 

Stained Glass is a beautiful thing.  Unfortunately, it’s become harder to come by the more time goes on. I remember spending hours making my own stained glass windchimes and suncatchers with a soldering iron and some patience. You can still buy stained glass books and kits but it is definitely a dying art.

Did you know that you can make your own FAUX stained glass art for a fraction of the cost with little skills required?

Today’s post about stained glass shows you how.  There are 6 different stained glass techniques that have all produced beautiful results.  Find one that best suits you and give it a try.  Just in time to enjoy the beautiful, bright sun shining in your windows each day.

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1- Faux Stained Glass Tutorial from 365 Days 2 Simplicity

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2- Faux Stained Glass with RIT Dye And Modge Podge from Debbie Doo’s

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3- Faux Stained Glass With DecoArt from Just Paint It Blog

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4- Little Sparkling Window from Empress of Dirt

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5- Peacock Stained Glass Tutorial from Suzy’s Artsy-Craftsy Sitcom

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6- Faux Vintage Stained Glass Tutorial from The Pink Peony Of Le Jardin

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The nuts and bolts of printing with nuts and bolts

Sometimes this simplest and most random things used in a new way can be the most fun.  We don’t think of the tops of screws, nuts, bolts and other hardware having interesting patterns but they do! Pop on over to the blog Pickle Bums to see how to print with nuts and bolts along with a great recycled material to use for the stamp pad.

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