I bought a book titled "Ready-to-Use Dollhouse Stained Glass Windows" by Ed Sibbett Jr. ( Here is the link to purchase http://store.doverpublications.com/0486237400.html )
I picked the ones I wanted to use for my house. After choosing them and scanning them into my computer, I re-sized them and printed the design on a sheet of transparency. I then add clear finger nail polish on the rough side. I color them in by using permanent markers.
Because of copyrights, I cannot send these out but, you should really buy this book as there are so many different patterns you can use. You can then customize them by coloring them in yourself and then make transparencies of them for your own houses.
Here is a shot of a house I used this technique on. Click on the picture to see a bigger shot:
They worked really well, thanks for sharing that.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! Love the windows and the house color too!
ReplyDeleteI love the whole house!! but the windows are the cherry on top of it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little cottage Tracy...and the windows make it perfect :)
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind comments! I just thought I'd share this because I am so inspired by so many blogs out there (Including all of yours)!!
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Tracy, thanks for the great tip! I've been wanting a stained glass window for Madame Riaboushka's (or rather she's been wanting one) and now I will be able to make my own. I must have that book! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteLike doll house windows, people are getting influenced to use the stained window glasses in their houses also. These glasses induce a smart look with privacy.
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