Stained glass applique

Have you ever tried to make a grilled cheese sandwich with an iron? Used a butter knife as a screwdriver? Hammered a nail in the wall with the heel of one of your wife’s good pumps? Sure, you can “make do,” but life is so much easier when you’ve got the right tools for the job. This week I’m working on appliqued stained glass. This is a super fun project, and with the right tools, it really is simple! To create black “lead” lines, I’m using heat activated Quick Bias Tape. It follows the…

Many folks into quilting and stained glass art find themselves stuck. Theyre searching for patterns that blend both but dont know where to look. Its tough to visualize without a concrete guide.

The design for this block can be downloaded from my blog, www.stitchedtogether.co.uk/2010/04/stained-glass-patchwor...

Foiling finished can’t wait to solder it tomorrow! Hi everyone thanks so much for you lovely comments and support. Gary has put the pdf into the files...

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Printable Stained Glass glass cat patterns can transform your crafting project into a work of art, adding a touch of whimsy and elegance to your space..

A hand-made stained glass mosaic droplet set in a reclaimed pine frame in beautiful oranges fanning out to rainbow colours. It is made to hang at the window, wire supplied. Not suitable for outside. Made with *English Antique* mouth-blown, hand-rolled stained 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 sheet of glass exquisitely unique, unlike machine made glass) Measurements are…

Orginally I made this pattern as a lap quilt. I so loved the materials that I made it as the original was intended - as a wall hanging. Pattern is by Angela Besley (modified slighty from the Sarah's Quilt pattern) in her book "Rose Windows for Quilters". It is heavily stipple quilted on the black. Finished in 2005