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Stained Glass Boxes

Stained Glass Boxes
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  • Revised, expanded instructions with online support
  • 34 full-size, ready-to-use stained glass box patterns
  • Clear materials lists and difficulty ratings for confident crafting
  • Designed by renowned stained-glass artist Randy Wardell
  • 64 pages


Product Description

Full Size Patterns for 34 Stained Glass Boxes
Includes Revised and Expanded Assembly Instructions with Internet Based Support

Create beautiful stained glass boxes to hold your treasures. Projects are complete with full-sized patterns, a material list and a degree of difficulty evaluation. The 8 page how-to section has been revised and expanded in 2010 to guide you through the fabrication process.

Readers will find 34 different box patterns that are straightforward to fabricate. The sizes range from mini ring boxes to themed storage boxes that offer a wealth of inspiring ideas for unique and breathtaking creations.

Artist/Designer: Randy Wardell

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