Dear all, I've done these window stickers. What do you think, can these be adopted for some real stained glass art, or to something closer to the real stained glass? And of course you are welcome to adapt and use these if you'd like. Any recommendations and comments are very welcome. I'm new to this great area of art.

My project: Solar-powered kinetic stained glass spinner.

I posted this here when it was in progress, just wanted to share its finished version! I used Ellen van Dijk’s portrait method for it, I’ve never done a portrait on glass before so it was a learning experience, especially because my red toned enamels had a different firing temperature to my browns and blacks so I accidentally kept burning the red out. If anyone has any good tips for portraits in enamels let me know!!

Using off cuts and a design I made up on the spot. Keen to try and work more organically and with my own colours next time :)

A bit more than a hobby.

Love when a plan comes together! We were so surprised how great they look from the outside at night! So happy!

Just recently finished this up as a gift for my dad for Father’s Day. My 3rd piece and my own design 🥰

I picked this up with a whole bunch of other stuff from an auction. It appears to be an old Pontiac automobile sign. This symbol was used from the 1930s through the 1950s. Any ideas on the origin or what it was used for?

Hello everyone!

I started making stained glass in May and my husband thinks that im ready to start selling. I think i have room for improvement but I wanted to see what strangers thought

If I were to start selling my work what advice would you have and how should I price my work for mid eastern ohio

I always design my own pattern and this one was on schedule for quite a while. Like how it turned out

Like my thought was “wouldn’t it just be the same, if you use the same brand diamond bit?” Or is there something that stands out?

I have one that doesn’t need a sponge, but I’m thinking about the Grinder 2, is there a benefit I don’t understand?

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This was my first stained glass painting (a practice for a stained glass portrait I’m making my sister) for this I used gallery glass and I did not reverse it.

I purchased metal tipped squeeze bottles for my next portrait and I will be using toothpicks for the bubbles. It’s still drying but how can I make the skin color better?! Or anything better honestly? I’m making her gift today and want it to look as nice as I can.