Faux stain glass windows diy

If you saw my post on transoms, you saw the beautiful design above the doorway in our new home. The design I originally wanted was the Regent pattern. source However, having the individual pieces made was out of my budget. So we went with plan B and had this made. I love it and it looks beautiful! Then I had an idea. In my butler's pantry, I was having clear glass doors installed. And, somewhere in blogland I remember seeing someone who made "faux" leaded glass windows. Really? Would…

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The Michaels promotion is on again! (see the ads here on my page). That is just perfect, because the home decorating craft that I am going ...

Looking for a fun project for the kids? This faux stained glass window project is a fun way to dress up your windows, and easy to remove using Washable Finger P…

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 suncatcher…

For this year's Halloween Window Painting I decided to experiment with something a little different, Faux Stained Glass. This was a brand new technique that I brainstormed up. And because I wanted to share it here, I wanted to challenge myself to m ...

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Use these easy step-by-step directions to create a stunning faux stained glass art project using an upcycled frame, glue, and paint.

Recently, I was asked to restore two faux stained glass windows for my local Renaissance Faire group, the only product I thought could work is Plaid's Gallery Glass paints. I have used Gallery Glass paints before and they are affordable and easy to use. However, I wanted to keep my options open in case there were other products available that would do a better job and that were in my budget (which was pretty small). These windows were done by some volunteers in the late seventies and early…

Creating a stained glass look using acrylic paint and white and clear school glue. An easy craft that even a child can do.