SunnyBSunnyB•

Beautiful

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baldamazonOP•

Thank you!

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jpm01609•

make your own with a 3d printer...

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baldamazonOP•

Lol I can't afford a 3d printer but it's a great idea if you can!

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GeomanticCoffer•

Your local library might actually! Free to use!

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ChaserNeverRests•

Can't afford stained glass so buy a 3D printer? Your logic is kind of off there.

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catcatherine•

My local library has 3D printers for public use, there are also maker spaced where you can go use them

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Styrothrone•

Since when do 3D printers even make glass let alone stained glass ?!

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probono105•

this would be more of a lasercutter project or a cricket cutter and use transparent plastic sheets

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OoOoReillys•

Great idea!! I dig it!

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Elphabeth•

Look up rabbitgoo decals! They are stunning!

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Won_Doe•

i woulda just spilled coffee on it but this works too...

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Colorado_chill69•

Did you do anything to the paint to achieve this technique?

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baldamazonOP•

Nope. Just straight from the bottle. Used a paper plate for a pallet. At first the brush strikes really bothered me but after I walked away from it, it kind of grew on me

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RoguePlanet1•

The brush strokes make it look more realistic I think. Love this!

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sadandblind•

If you use mod podge and food coloring or even Elmer's glue and food coloring and apply it in super thick coats you can get a clearer look with no streaks through it

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Sylphael•

Gallery glass is a great option too.

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Where did you get the pin striping tape? I really like the picture!

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baldamazonOP•

I ordered it online from a not to be mentioned discount site

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thepeasantlife•

This is amazing, I love it! And now I have to choose which of my windows to choose. :)

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GeomanticCoffer•

Love this and the brush strokes add character.

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gordigor•

I like it and it's fun .... but you really should look up basic drywall on Youtube. That's a 20 minute fix.

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baldamazonOP•

It's on the to do list

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Mikeezeduzit•

You have stained the glass. If you look at mediaeval glass it looks similar except they use lead. I like it

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Amylianna•

Damn, my kid saw this while I was scrolling. Now I have a new project since she now can't stop talking about stained glass cats on her windows.

Love it.

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baldamazonOP•

I'm..... not..... sorry? Lol

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jarchack•

Back in the 60s you could get kits that made small stayned-glass windows and they aktually used reel led in the kits.

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Chenra•

What a lovely idea! Looks great!

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Longing_for_Summer•

I'm loving this so HARD! 😍 ❤️ it looks GREAT too! Wow!

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an_imperfect_lady•

I did something like this in my classroom when I was a teacher, only I used tissue paper and masking tape. When the afternoon sun hit it, it was very dramatic. My students were like, "OOooooooo!"

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WarperLoko•

I love it, thanks for sharing. ♥️

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bluffbuster•

If you want to replicated handmade stained glass try and avoid a design that has impossible cuts. Gives it a more authentic look.

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RatLungworm•

Check out the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany. If you thought you couldn't afford it before . . .

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