Just look around you and you can't help but notice the revival of interest in the ancient art of stained glass. Most of the beautiful windows, doors, and lampshades you see aren't coming out of the studios of the old masters of this craft. They are being skillfully created in home workshops and basements!

Stained glass is a craft anyone can do. A willingness to learn, a little patience, and a minimum investment in tools and supplies are all it takes. All of the lovely stained glass items you see for sale in stores can be made in your home workshop at a small fraction of the retail cost.

The intentions of this book are to guide the beginner in this craft and to acquaint him/her with the basic tools and techniques of creating with stained glass.

Many studios, as well as community colleges, and adult education centers, offer classes where you can pursue this exciting hobby under the expert supervision of experienced craftspeople.

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