Facts about glass: Assembling a stained-glass panel

Once all the pieces of glass have been cut to shape, painted according to the design, and fired, they are finally ready to be assembled using lead. The method used to assemble a stained-glass panel nowadays has changed remarkably little from mediaeval times. According to Theophilus, a 12th century monk, in his treatise “The Divers…

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Making a Stained Glass Window –

This lovely nature-inspired stained glass window panel showcases three fish in an underwater ocean scene. Crafted from 118 textured Tiffany-style glass cuts, it makes a wonderful addition to your kitchen, living room or bedroom. Perfect for a cabin, lake or beach home, the fish in this underwater scene include a clown fish, angel fish, and seahorse. Simply hang it with the included 26-inch metal link chain in any sunny window and watch your space fill with a colorful kaleidoscope of light.

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