Plexiglass stained glass diy

Creating a stained glass look using acrylic paint and white and clear school glue. An easy craft that even a child can do.

Discover how easy it is to make a faux stained glass masterpiece

Looking for a fun tutorial for making what looks like REAL stained glass? This how to guide is perfect for you. Learn the Beauty & the Beast rose and more.

DIY Stained Glass!: Today I'll be telling you how to make your own DIY stained glass for cheap! The total cost for me was under $20, but if you already have glue at home, it'll probably cost you less than $15. This is such a fun and easy project, you could do it by you…

In case ya missed it, stained glass is my new passion. I say that first sentence laced heavily with sarcasm because anyone who knows me in real life… and on here… probably knows that I just won’t shut up about it. Over the winter, I was lucky to take an amazing class with the Glass...Read the Post

There are a lot of things I love about my new school, classroom and job. One of those things was not the broken and yellowing old blinds that came with it. Blinds that need to be closed every night for security and opened for natural light every morning. With a couple of hours and supplies […]

Great DIY project that looks like Stained Glass Windows! Perfect for kids and great in a playset!

Create a stained glass table for under $25! An awesome budget upcycle! #DIY #StainedGlass #Upcycle #PaintedFurniture

Plexiglass is a transparent material with thermoplastic properties and is more resilient than glass and plastic. This means that when you warm the plexiglass to a certain temperature, you can bend it into different forms. For this reason plexiglass takes the place of glass in items like windows or windshields in cars.

Recently, I was asked to restore two faux stained glass windows for my local Renaissance Faire group, the only product I thought could work is Plaid's Gallery Glass paints. I have used Gallery Glass paints before and they are affordable and easy to use. However, I wanted to keep my options open in case there were other products available that would do a better job and that were in my budget (which was pretty small). These windows were done by some volunteers in the late seventies and early…