Her ornately built wooden structure topped with a geodesic dome is adorned with a series of stained glass panels depicting tiers of nature, from the dark underground at the bottom, to surface flora ...

That's right: mixed with some acrylic paint, DIYing some color onto your glass windows with clear glue is super simple. Plus, this hack comes with a get out of jail free ... patterns inside your home!

You can use old glass plates, vases or candle holders or even the tops of glass bottles to create the look and then you just have to stain your glass. Depending on your chosen pattern ... these DIY ...

To best clean your stained glass, the site explains that you should use a nontoxic cleaner that's free of alcohol or ammonia ... Next is a complex design that features an intricate pattern, including ...

The brick façade around the door is studded with tiles laid in an idiosyncratic array of geometric patterns ... secular stained glass pieces in America.” Jungle animals, birds and nude men ...

The three windows — with deep reds and blues prevailing on the two outer displays and the central one dominated by radiant gold — are made in stained glass to a symmetrical design by Mr ...

Using an egg carton for the cup, this teacup card is a cinch to whip together with card stock and leftover pattern or scrapbook ... will create beautiful stained-glass birds using stencils ...

One of the most interesting currents of art evolution is to use stained glass to create beautiful patterns. In this article ... experience with using this software was like. Please feel free to let us ...

and you couldn’t beat a “fire sale” where beams were free for the taking. The most unusual part of the house for me was the stained-glass window. It floated in the front room — originally, ...

or our magic hour, oversize wax light bulbs, diminutive wax clouds, bronze birds, giant bronze ... its own kitchen and stained glass windows. “Nothing is for free with Ugo,” she says, laughing.

(William Morris, 1890) In my previous post, I looked at some early stained glass designs ... into repeating patterns. Philip Webb, the Arts and Crafts architect who designed Morris’ Red House, was ...