Diy paper stained glass windows

Despite the fact that it is now September, the weather here in LA has decided to grace us with a late-summer heat wave. The temperatures are suppose to be in the 100s all weekend, so needless to say I will be looking for some indoor air-conditioned activities to attend to while avoiding the heat. So

Learn how to make DIY window clings using liquid polymer clay! It's easy to create stained glass inspired window decor!

Here's an absolutely stunning faux stained glass project my junior high students recently finished. These are made from black construction paper and tissue paper. They took about a month or so to finish, due to the intricate nature of all the steps. To start off, I showed students a slideshow about the stained glass in Western Europe during the Middle Ages. I showed them a video of how stained glass is made (the technique hasn't really changed in hundreds of years!). So then students started…

It's a good job I became a mum as it's given me a chance to use up many of the materials I've been hording in my craft stash. Plus revisit crafts and activities I used to love when I was a child. One of my favourites was making Tissue Paper Stained Glass Window decorations.

PRICES MAY VARY. Abundant Quantity for Crafting: the package comes with 138 pieces of arts and craft kits for adults, including 18 pieces of stained glass crafts in various styles, 100 pieces of colorful cotton paper sheets in 10 colors and 20 pieces of adhesive paper sheets, enough to meet your crafting demands in daily life or in holidays Attractive Sizes for Decorating: these mandala sun catcher is designed in the shape of charming flowers, measuring approx. 15 x 15 cm/ 6 x 6 inches…

For this year's Halloween Window Painting I decided to experiment with something a little different, Faux Stained Glass. This was a brand new technique that I brainstormed up. And because I wanted to share it here, I wanted to challenge myself to m ...

Make tissue paper stained glass sun catchers with your kids and fill the windows with colorful art that's easily removed when you're done.

Turn a window or glass framed picture into a beautiful DIY faux stained glass window art silhouette. Use glue and acrylic paint to achieve breathtaking colors.

This is a beautiful December project that yields gorgeous results. I give my Grade 7 - 9 students the choice to do something holiday-themed or any subject matter they want. See my original posting HERE. They sketch their stained glass design on regular 8 1/2 x 11" photocopy paper. They each have their own laptop so find images to reference online. Then slide the finished drawing into a sheet protector and trace over all the lines with a permanent black marker- make the lines nice and thick…