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Stained Glass Projects For Beginners

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Stained Glass Projects for Beginners
Stained Glass Projects For Beginners
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  • Learn, create and be inspired with Stained Glass Projects for Beginners
  • Includes 31 projects with full color photos
  • 176 pages - Softcover
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From Lynette Wrigley and IMM Lifestyle Books comes Stained Glass Projects for Beginners: 31 Projects to Make in a Weekend. This 176-page softcover book features step by step instructions and patterns. With full-color photos, this book will serve as a reference and inspiration source for anyone interested in art glass.

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