Adorable Nighlights
by Jean Beaulieu
24 patterns of...well..adorable nightlights. Designs include dove, patriotic eagle, kitties, swan, butterflies, flowers, moth, pigeon, fish, mouse, pelican, blue jay, albatross, hummingbirds, rooster, and a rose coat of arms. Each pattern is shown in full color and color suggestions are included. Designs can also be used in panels and free-form projects.
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Candle Sconces
A Step by Step Guide
by Dale Keating
With these patterns you can create beautiful and functional candle sconces that will enhance any space! All the secrets of 3-D assembly are explained in detail in a simple step by step format so even a novice stained glass crafter can make a sconce. There are 16 designs to choose from which include nature inspired motifs, Celtic and more contemporary abstract designs. Some even incorporate beads and etched details. Adding your own personal touch is encouraged! These sconces were designed with safety in mind. They sit securely on the wall with a strong integrated hanging wire and a space to conceal the wall hook. They cost very little to make and there is no fancy hardware to buy.
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Easy Stained Glass Panel Lampshades Book
by Anna Croyle
From delicate dogwood blossoms to hardy oak and maple leaves, this collection of stained glass lampshade patterns offers beautiful but not overly detailed designs. The four-sided panel-construction shades feature motifs that flow in a continuous fashion to form an overall pattern.
Simple yet elegant patterns include foil overlays that add a special flair to the designs,
which use standard-size vase caps that can be resized for a variety of bases.
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Floral Stained Glass Lampshades Book
by Connie Clough Eaton
The distinctive glow of light and color given off by stained glass lampshades adds warmth and beauty to any decor. Now you can make your own exquisite shades with this versatile collection of 46 full-size patterns that range from traditional and Art Nouveau to contemporary styles.
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Fused Glass Fan Lamps for All Seasons
by Mary Loutsenhizer
Looking for new projects to make in your kiln? This book contains patterns for a dozen colorful projects that can be used as "fan lamps" or hung in the window as suncatchers. With 12 holiday and seasonal designs, you can display your creations for a month at a time and change them with the seasons. Tips and hints are included for creating these fused glass projects, but basic fusing techniques are expected.
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Illuminations
by Beth Kauffman
Contains 36 pages of patterns for window treatments, fanscapes and night lights. 3 sections of patterns: From the Sea (sea horses, shell, jellyfish), From the Garden (violets, daffodils, tulips, morning glories), and From the Sky (herons, hummingbirds, butterflies, birds).
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Lava & Cube Lanterns
by Jill Williams
These shapes are eclectic yet tasteful and will add a great note of character and interest to any decor. The designs are inspired by a blend of arts and crafts motifs with modern, mid-century lava lamp stylings. The result is decorative lighting that is geometric and sculptural, yet tempered with sensitive line and detail. Includes full-size patterns and instructions for 12 lanterns. Adding the electric to the lantern is made easy with instructions and clear illustrations.
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Making Tiffany Lamps
by Hugh Archer
An authentic reproduction Tiffany lamp can be a handmade heirloom handed down through generations. This unique how-to book describes in step-by-step detail how to create an authentic reproduction, one of the most exciting and challenging projects the stained-glass artist can tackle. Features never-before-published secrets for creating authentic patina and includes large-scale images of 30 finished lamps as well as close-ups of shade details. Color photos illustrate the entire lamp-making process from cutting the pattern and selecting glass to assembling tiles and soldering a shade.
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Northern Shades
by Wardell Publications
25 full-size lampshade designs that range from small night-stand styles, elaborate dining room swags, wall sconces with matching swag lamps to 3 of the most popular inverted ceiling style shades. The majority are medium size shades, many of which are suitable for either swag or lampbase applications. The 25 lampshade patterns are for 8" to 21" diameter shades. Styles include minis, inverted ceilings, wall sconces, and tables swags.
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Prairie Lamps
by Alex Spatz
18 full size Prairie style patterns for 12" square Prairie lamp shades. Designs match certain windows in "Prairie Designs" book. Instructions included for enlarging to 14" and 16" shades.
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Table Lanterns
by Kobayashi & Castaline
Contains 22 patterns to create 3 or 4-sided Oriental table lamps. Detailed instructions and diagrams included to use one or 2 panels to make a candle holder. Designs include bamboo, Art Deco fish, Japanese doll, tropical bird and more. Wiring and assembly instructions included. Full color photos.
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Table Lanterns II
by Kobayashi & Castaline
Contains 24 patterns ranging from patriotic to nature and cute everyday items including the American eagle and flag, orca whales, cats, sushi, flowers, and art deco themes. 8 full color pages with detailed assembly instructions.
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Table Lanterns III
by Kobayashi & Castaline
Contains 24 patterns ranging from fish to flowers, holiday icons, and lighthouses to name a few. 8 pages of full color show off these beautiful lanterns. Detailed assembly instructions included.
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Table Lanterns IV
by Kobayashi & Castaline
Features 25 designs from the results of the 2004 Table Lantern Design Contest. Themes include are florals, bamboo, geometric, pets, Celtic, landscapes, and more. Wiring kit available and sold separating. Color photographs and assembly instructions included.
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The Art of Fusing Contemporary Mood Lamps
by Martin Gill
Contains 14 designs for fused glass table lamps. All shown in color pictures and include detailed fusing and assembly instructions and material lists. These lamps can also be used as wall sconces with the purchase of a wall sconce mounting kit. The lamp designs in this book use a 9" x 8" x 3-3/4" wall sconce mold. Included are detailed instructions on how to modify the designs for molds of other dimensions.
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