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Kiln-Fired Stained Glass – Firing Schedules

by David Williams on June 30, 2010

For a quick guide to our firing schedules, click here and scroll down to the free guides on this page of glass painting guides.

Glass Painting Techniques & Secrets Part 1 – Classical Glass Painting

How you can shade, trace, flood and highlight in a single firing and why you absolutely need a LUMP of glass paint (not a teaspoonful) to do this. Click here
Glass Painting Techniques & Secrets Part 2 – Painting with Oil

How you can use oil to shade effortlessly and leisurely and still do ALL your stained glass painting (front and back) in just one firing. Click here
Glass Painting Techniques & Secrets Part 3 – Silver Stain

How you can trace, blend, shade and flood from a reliable batch that keeps for months. Click here
Case Study #1 – Stained Glass Bee Eater, Robin, Kingfisher, Blue Tit and Woodpecked

Your step-by-step guide to painting these colourful birds. Click here
Case Study #2 – Stained Glass Owls

Step-by-step guide and close-up photos with 3 water-colour designs for you to use. Click here
Williams & Byrne – The Glass Painters