Cindy Whitehead from Cleburne, Texas wrote to say her first silhouettes had blistered in the kiln when they were fired.
What went wrong?
From the monthly archives:
Stained Glass Painting with Williams & Byrne
Solving the fundamental problems of kiln-fired stained glass painting
Williams & Byrne – The Glass Painters
Learn new glass painting techniques
What if a successful studio opened its doors and showed you their proven techniques to paint beautiful stained glass?
This is your opportunity to download your personal copy of our studio's glass painting manual.
It is packed with techniques, tips, projects and step-by-step photographs.
It comes with 70 minutes of online video demonstrations so you see exactly what to do.
You ask questions, we answer you.
Download today - only available until 31st March 2010.Essential techniques for painting a stained glass head
At last the technology makes it possible for you to spend a "virtual" day in our studio.
This is your detailed and step-by-step guide to undercoating, copy-tracing, shading and softening, highlighting and painting with oil.
You e-mail us your questions, and we answer you.
Most important of all, you get to watch and learn from 96 minutes of online video.The early English collection
Your step-by-step guide to painting four early English stained glass images - king's head, saint's head, tower and gargoyle.
Also comes with two bonus designs.
Ask questions, we answer.Three stained glass owls
How to paint three enchanting owl medallions.
Step-by-step photographs with clear instructions.
Ask questions, we answer.