Glass Gem Jewelry Boutique
by Laura Whitcomb
Demonstrates how to make jewelry from glass nuggets and beads. The finished pendants, earrings and bracelets are delicate and beautiful, yet are easy to make. Step-by-step instructions are provided along with color pictures of the finished pieces. Great for beginners to intermediate crafters.
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Hodgepodge
by Bev Diaczuk
Contains patterns for windows, picture frames, candleholders, decorative stakes and suncatchers. Designs include birdhouses, flowers, a scarecrow, mice, dragonflies, a hot rod, frogs, lighthouse & more. A touch of whimsy is added to each project by using 3-D objects, such as glass bottles, clay pots, etc.
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Hodgepodge 2
by Bev Diaczuk
Contains 40 pages of stained glass projects which incorporate unusual items, such as teacups, candy dishes, jewelry and hand mirrors. Each design is shown in full color and includes detailed instructions on fabrication. Projects include suncatchers, large windows, plant sticks, earring display frames, mirrors and lamps.
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I Haven't Lost My Marbles
by Melanie Myron
Designed with beginners in mind, features 24 "grinderless glass" projects that can be made from marbles or glass nuggets. Designs include a simple shamrock to a picture frame and a wall clock. Tips and hints are included with color photos of all finished projects.
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Inspired
by Frankye & Suzy
Feeling uninspired? Here are 16 inspirational panel patterns just perfect for framing. Designs include a rooster, Happiness in Bamboo, Grape Harvest, bevel cluster panels, a beached sailboat, a bird house, climbing rose, morning glory, apple orchard, jeweled abstract, a star gazer lily, and more! Step-by-step instructions and glass suggestions included. Full color photos.
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Just Hold It Book
by Frankye & Suzy
The first of a two-part series developed for the Intermediate Student combines 3-D containers with flat and dimensional decorative work. Full-color photos of each pattern. Mix and match 12 patterns for 5 containers.
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Making Stained Glass Boxes
by Michael Johnston
160 pages, 515 color photos. Using the wide variety of stained glass available to create one-of-a-kind tabletop boxes is explained and illustrated in an easy-to-follow format. It’s like looking over the shoulder of a master glass artist at work. Illustrated step-by-step instruction on techniques to make a variety of beautiful and practical stained glass boxes. Photos show exactly how to assemble corners, attach hinges and lids, work with mirrored glass, create shelves and compartments, and add feet and lips. Detailed information for the beginner or more experienced glass artist.
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Memories Framed In Glass
by Karla Weaver
Contains 19 full size patterns for picture frames that are sure to make a lasting memory look even better. Complete instructions and material lists.
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My Family Album
by Julie McMillan
Contains 19 full-size patterns for stained glass photo frames. Styles include 3-D frames, wall-mounted and traditional picture frames. Many of these projects hold more than one photo and the 3 D frames are excellent for an end table or office desk. Complete instructions plus project hints included.
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Nostalgic Stained Glass
by Kim Jorgensen
A "best of" compilation, this new book features 5 projects each from Jorgensen's previous titles: Nostalgic Glass Boxes, Nostalgic Picture Frames, and Nostalgic Candleholders. The keepsakes you'll create from these patterns feature lots of bevels, decorative wire, and glass nuggets. Instructions for assembling these projects include a unique method of making copper foil flowers and leaves to use as added embellishment. Full-size patterns and color photos of the projects are included. These projects make great gifts... if you can bear to part with them.
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Picture Frames I
by Tamra Boncore
12 3-D and whimsical picture holders. Templates of a lighthouse to a garden gate, to a trellis with ivy. 11 patterns in all.
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Precious Memories
by Liz Leopold
34 pages containing 20 different designs to create display cases, picture frames, knick-knack shelf, collage, jewelry boxes and more. Frame your memories in glass and they will last an eternity.
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Quick Change Artist
by Frankye & Suzy
Features 51 designs using velcro allowing you to remove one motif and replace it with another.
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Quickies
by Jennell Hogue
24 quick and simple projects that easy to make without losing their exquisite look. Make suncatchers, small panels, plant sticks, angels, fairies, rocking horse, and lots more. Detailed instructions and full color photos included.
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Sensational Jewelry in Glass
Designs for classy copper foiled necklace medallions and matching earrings. 15 design motifs include Hummingbird, Butterfly, Leaf, Nautilus, Hibiscus and more! Detailed instructions for hanging with beaded chain and wire knitting. Attractive jewelry any woman would love!
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SG Belt Buckles
by Dannette Diaz
Now you can wear your stained glass creations. A complied selection of some simple, and some challenging designs for attractive stained glass belt buckles that are easy and fun to make.
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Stained Glass Boxes
by Randy & Judy Wardell
34 patterns for the popular stained glass jewelry box. The design styles include a sailboat, antique car, geometrics, mini ring boxes and a storage box for audio cassettes. The simple assembly steps are fully explained and all boxes are shown in color.
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Stained Glass Firescreens
by Judy Coleman
Offered are a variety of patterns for decorative fireplace screens. Design themes include autumn, Victorian, Mackintosh, tree of life, garden gate, lily pond, lattice, and beveled traditional. Patterns are presented in 3- and 4-panel frames. Detailed instruction is included. This is a book for intermediate crafters.
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Stained Glass Photo Frames
by Alex Spatz
Stained Glass picture frames in many styles. Shell, Animals, Tree, Great gifts for all.
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Stained Glass Wall Mirrors
by Judy Coleman
A beautiful mirror can make quite a statement in your home by reflecting light and making your room seem larger. Judy Coleman provides you with many mirror choices (both shape and style) in this new book. There are rectangular, oval and round mirrors with titles such as Sun, Seashell, Sun/Moon, Trellis, Window Box, Castle, and Roses. The Autumn mirror features a cobweb and spider in a tree branch; Flying Geese is based on a traditional quilt pattern; Iron Scroll has a scrollwork border; and Sante Fe is a circular mirror done in a Southwest style. Create a mirror for your entryway, bathroom, family room, bedroom or kitchen. Tips and hints for working with mirror are included here and will help you add something beautiful and new to your decor.
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Strictly Business
by Cindy Bowman
Add elegance to the office by creating stained glass business card holders, pencil holders, and desk organizers for paper pads, paper clips, etc. 25 different styles to choose from including sunbursts, moonshadow, and sport themes.
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Terrariums & Planters
by Randy & Judy Wardell
This comprehensive book contains a wide range of designs for 30 plant containers. The step-by-step assembly instructions are accompanied by a helpful guide to selecting and caring for plants in terrariums. All projects are photographed in color.
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The Art of Altered Glass
by Stephanie Greene
Something completely different… a book full of ideas for combining stained glass with "embellishments" of all kinds: fabric, ribbon, paper, paint, beads, wire, ceramic and more. Included are 16 patterns for suncatchers, mirrors, and wall hangings that can be made as shown or used as a starting point for your own ideas.
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Time For Glass
by Lynne Rae Eaton
It's always Time for Glass! This "hybrid" release features patterns for contemporary glass clocks, offers the hobbyist 11 fun and funky projects that can be created with fused glass or traditional stained glass techniques. Each functional clock is fairly small (the largest is 10"x10") and is created with only a few pieces of glass making it a quick project to create. Glass beads can be strung to create the the pendulum and decorative accents for each clock. Includes full color photos of each clock constructed in each method for a total of 22 images. Materials lists and instructions are also included.
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