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DIY Stained Glass Techniques
15 CQ
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Frustrated with trying to cut fragile thin strips for glass mosaics? Learn the trick for cutting strips without making them shatter into shards!
with Sue Smith GlassFrustrated with trying to cut fragile thin strips for glass mosaics? Learn the trick for cutting strips without making them shatter into shards!
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Want to know how to make glass mosaic flowers to create garden tiles or to add to larger projects? Learn the materials, tools and tips in this short lesson!
with Sue Smith GlassWant to know how to make glass mosaic flowers to create garden tiles or to add to larger projects? Learn the materials, tools and tips in this short lesson!
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Looking for a craft with some staying power? Mosaic art may be for you! Try this DIY mosaic project, a free-form flower motif to grace your home or garden.
with Sue Smith GlassLooking for a craft with some staying power? Mosaic art may be for you! Try this DIY mosaic project, a free-form flower motif to grace your home or garden.
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Like the look of symmetry in your mosaic flower designs? In this lesson, learn how to make even-looking petals that create a unique piece of art!
with Sue Smith GlassLike the look of symmetry in your mosaic flower designs? In this lesson, learn how to make even-looking petals that create a unique piece of art!
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Want to add some magic to your mosaics? Learn how to create lizard eyes and set leaf skeletons into glasswork with these simple yet incredible techniques!
with Sue Smith GlassWant to add some magic to your mosaics? Learn how to create lizard eyes and set leaf skeletons into glasswork with these simple yet incredible techniques!
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Eli L
Where can you buy the blue clipper things
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Sue Smith Glass
Hi Eli L, they are called 'Running Pliers' and they are available from all stained glass suppliers, also companies like CRLaurence.com. The blue plastic ones are made by Lepponit but they are also made it metal, all are good. If you re in the UK I can send you some suppliers. Sue
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Emily R
What did you use to score the glass. Exacto knife?
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Sue Smith Glass
It is an oil filled Glass Cutter available from all stained glass suppliers.
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Joci H
Thanks for sharing! Great tip on using the running pliers every other one.
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Sue Smith Glass
Good to hear you're finding it useful
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mary ann s
Awesome
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