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How to Work with Stained Glass
How to Create Stained-Glass Stepping Stones
Use the Indirect Method for Stained Glass Stepping Stones
Obtain the Right Tools for Stained Glass Stepping Stones
Obtain the Right Supplies for Stained Glass Stepping Stones
Gain Stained-Glass Tips for Stepping Stones
Learn What Type of Glass You Should Pick for Your Stepping Stones
How to Pick a Stained Glass Pattern
How to Mark the Pattern for Stained Glass
Fitting the Mold for Stained Glass
Placing Paper Patterns for Stained Glass
How to Score Stained Glass
How to Grind Stained Glass
How to Number Stained Glass Pattern Pieces
How to Bond Stained Glass Pattern Pieces
How to Arrange Stained Glass Pieces
How to Arrange Stained Glass Pieces: Part 2
How to Seal Stained Glass for Stepping Stones
How to Grease a Stained Glass Stepping Stone Mold
How to Pour Grout for Stained Glass Stepping Stones
How to Add More Grout for Stained Glass Stepping Stones
How to Remove Stained Glass Stepping Stones from the Mold
How to Clean Stained Glass Stepping Stones
Add Water Sealant to Stained Glass Stepping Stones
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Allison Klinger works at Western Art Glass and has 9 years of experience working with stained glass art. She has also taught hundreds of students how to make stained glass art.read more
"ALLISON KLINGER: On behalf of ExpertVillage.com, my name is Allison at Western Art Glass. And today, we are going to be doing a method or a technique called a stepping stone. And what we're going to do is we're going to be using art glass and/or stained glass for the surface of the stone, and then it's going to be poured with a bunch of grout. Believe it or not, these things are incredibly durable. In fact, not only durable, they're heavy. So anyway, they are for your flower beds, your walkways, your--people even keep them in the house. They're so pretty. They are strong enough to step on. They're strong enough for water. They're going to make it through the seasons, if you do the couple of techniques to make it help--last through the ages. They are strong enough to step on, like I said, but people think they're too pretty to step on. So don't worry about it. I'm going to show you what to do and have fun with it. So what we're going to do, we actually need a mold. These are called stepping-stone molds. They come in a variety of sizes and, of course, they're available at your local stained glass store. So anyway, they are fairly expensive, I think, but as far as many stones that you can get them, they're actually worth every penny. In fact, they turn out to be quite cheap at that point. So anyway, find a size you like or start with a pattern first. So check it out on the next step."
eHow Article: How to Create Stained-Glass Stepping Stones
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