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The Stained Glass Garden

The Stained Glass Garden
$21.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Bring the beauty of stained glass outdoors
  • Step-by-step instruction for creating garden projects
  • Create stained glass butterflies, birds and planters and more
  • Excellent resources for your stained glass projects

Product Description

Grow a glass garden - and beautify any space with exquisite stained glass art. Create stained glass flowers, butterflies, birds, bird feeders, planters, lanterns, and mobiles. Features dozens of close-up photos, materials and tools listings and detailed instruction. The prefect projects to get you ready for warm weather!

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  •   Stained Glass garden
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Pros : I just bought this book and love it! Has so may excellent pieces to make for your Garden. Loved the dragaefly can't wait to make it.Instructions are excellent. all colored pictures.Supply list is great.
Cons : Just have to find where to get all the hardware to make some of them. Proabaly any hardware store.
Other Thoughts : Thery all look east to make.
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  •   Great Idea Book
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Pros : This book gets the creative juices flowing. These many projects most people would enjoy having in their home or garden.
Cons : No full size patterns but it's not a hindrance if you have experience creating your own patterns.
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  •   Perfect
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Pros : This is THE ultimate book for garden ideas. Out of all the books I own, this is undoubtedly my favorite! This is a MUST HAVE BOOK!
Cons : I don't have enough time to do all the patterns. And I do spend too much time trying to decide which one I want to do next.
Other Thoughts : The only thing I love more than spending time in my garden is working in stained glass. Now I can do both!
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