Tissue paper stained glass window

Make tissue paper stained glass sun catchers with your kids and fill the windows with colorful art that's easily removed when you're done.

I put my huge stash of crumpled tissue paper I've rescued from gifts to good use and made faux stained glass. You can't even tell that the tissue paper wasn't pristine! This is how it looks flat on the table... ... and this is how it looks in the window with the evening sun shining through. Affiliate links below. Tissue Paper Stained Glass Materials: black construction paper clear contact paper paper trimmer tissue paper scissors Steps: Cut a piece of clear contact paper that is twice the…

Get in gear for spring in your kindergarten classroom with these rainbow stained glass window decorations and skip counting exercises from Kinder Craze!

Try these two methods of making tissue paper stained glass art with kids. They're both simple to set up and easy ways to introduce process art to kids.

Here's an absolutely stunning faux stained glass project my junior high students recently finished. These are made from black construction paper and tissue paper. They took about a month or so to finish, due to the intricate nature of all the steps. To start off, I showed students a slideshow about the stained glass in Western Europe during the Middle Ages. I showed them a video of how stained glass is made (the technique hasn't really changed in hundreds of years!). So then students started…

This stained glass tissue paper art is a fun craft for kids and adults! It also makes a fun camp crafts for toddlers and teens. This is the easiest way to make faux stained glass windows!

This tissue paper stained glass craft for kids will only take about 10 minutes and it will leave your child with beautiful new window decor.

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I just stumbled on the blog The Butterfly Jungle, and love her newest craft for kids, Faux Stained Glass! You’ll never guess what she uses to get that true stained glass look….This ones…

It's a good job I became a mum as it's given me a chance to use up many of the materials I've been hording in my craft stash. Plus revisit crafts and activities I used to love when I was a child. One of my favourites was making Tissue Paper Stained Glass Window decorations.