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Nov
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Do you have an eye for finding old, weathered, cruddy looking things that can be turned back into useable and beautiful pieces? I don’t. But, after seeing this blog entry on restoring and installing old stained glass windows, I’m starting to see things differently.
Read along and find out what it takes to turn this:
into something beautiful in your own home, like this:
- Baghdad Chapel Gets Stained Glass Windows
- Alice Benvie Gebhart Painted Glass
- Setting up a Glass Fusing Studio…the small version
- Millefiori Madness
- Borosilicate glass beads.
