Epoxy stained glass window

Stained Glass Resin Art | This Resin Art really does look like stained glass! #resinart #mixedmediaart #resinartist #stainedglass #stainedglassart | By Pour Away Fluid Arts

This Sun Catcher was inspired by a pin! We recreated a stained glass art piece using chipboard shapes, epoxy, alcohol inks, and mica powder. The shapes were cut on a Cricut Maker, filled with epoxy and the fronts and backs covered with black vinyl. The black vinyl gives the illusion of leaded stained glass. Place the mobile in a window to catch the sun or breeze. #diy #homedecor #falldecor

Choose an accent color. Buy clear glass pieces at thriftstores, garage sales, and flea markets. Examples include: small bowls, candy dishes, candle holders, or glass tops to containers. Use an accent color in a few dishes.

Scenic Artist Rachel Reynolds shares her recipes and techniques for creating stained glass window scenery using plexiglass and Rosco CrystalGel and Supersaturated Scenic Paints.

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 ...

This Resin Art really does look like a Stained Glass Window! #resinart #mixedmediaart #resinartist #stainedglass #stainedglassart

This listing is for the photographed beautiful stained glass window !! A sunrise or sunset in a tri-paned frame. It measures approximately 10 inches tall and 24 inches long. Depth is about .75 inches. The frame has been faux painted in a beached gray and white wood. Hand cut pieces of stained glass have been adhered to plain picture frame glass. Next, the piece is grouted. Finally I combined glass paints with varnish and a sprinkle of glitter! You will receive the actual photographed art…

Given my poor track record with soldering (I have a tendency to solder my hair to my work), it's probably better that these stained glass pi...

Turquoise window art

Stained glass windows are a great option to add some color and style to your home. They can brighten up any room, add personality and make your house look

I was so excited to locate some old windows and I had numerous ideas for each of them but the first project I chose was to create a seascape. I gathered all of my sea glass, shells, sand, pebbles, beads, etc. and set them out on my table along with my old window. Next I marked off my window from behind into thirds to give me a start and stop guideline for the beach, ocean and sky. The other lines just helped me with placement of some highlights that I'd add to the scene.Along the fro…

Stained glass is gorgeous. It’s also hard to make, which is one of the reasons it’s expensive. But there is an affordable option: fake stained glass.

I have always longed for a beautiful piece of stained glass for my screened in porch because of the gorgeousness of the sunlight shining through all the colors and filling the porch with colorful light. .:sigh:. However, anytime I get excited when I see stained glass at the antique store, it disappoints me yet again because it is always upwards of at least two hundred dollars. This is no bueno. So I decided to make my own! I took a little trip to Michaels and purchased these items to use…

Learn how to create breathtaking mosaic stained glass windows with this easy-to-follow DIY tutorial! Impress your guests and add a personal touch to your decor with these beautiful and unique creations.

This is a custom piece I made for a client. He wanted something peacock themed, so I went with this fun feather idea. 5"x7"

A one-off original hand-made stained glass mosaic window sculpture in a triptych of droplets. It can be hung lengthways or it can stand free horizontally. Set in a chunky reclaimed pine wood frame with fused glass beads on a fused glass base. NOT SUITABLE FOR OUTSIDE Made with hand-made mouth blown English Antique Glass and clear fused glass. (please note - handmade mouth-blown glass has naturally occurring blemishes and bubbles that form as part of the process when its made. It makes each…

This pretty faux stained glass window is really crumpled cellophane sandwiched between two frames. And the leading is puff paint!