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This story will already be familiar to one of you. But the lesson is so valuable, I want to get it down on paper so everyone can learn.
This story will already be familiar to one of you. But the lesson is so valuable, I want to get it down on paper so everyone can learn.
There are so many great articles and videos about glass painting here: you’ll learn more when you take five minutes to read this quick free guide.
This time something new. This time I interviewed David about the main techniques he used to make a stained glass window for the 60th anniversary of the coronation of our Queen.
Stephen’s four reminders last time were: oil, flooding, holding firm on pricing, and being comfortable when you work. Now it’s my turn to look back on 2011 and also take you forward to the coming year.
First up, tracing – specifically, what you must do to trace well. I don’t care how many times we mention this because it’s so important. Every week we hear from people whose whole approach has drastically improved – just because they stopped racing to trace and started focusing more on their palette.