Basic Stained Glass Making
Pages
144
Year
2003
Difficulty
Easy
Themes
stained glass fundamentals, tools and materials, glass cutting, soldering, copper foil, lead came, Tiffany-style lamps
A comprehensive, technique-focused guide to stained glass that covers both copper foil and lead came methods. Ebeling takes a systematic approach, building from tools and materials through each core technique with clear color photography and detailed explanations.
Why Start Here
This is the book to choose if you want a solid technical foundation before you start building projects. Ebeling covers workspace setup, safety guidelines, and a thorough walkthrough of tools and materials before moving into cutting, grinding, foiling, and soldering. Both copper foil and lead came construction are covered, giving you a broader view of the craft than most beginner resources.
The Tiffany-style lamp section is a standout, offering something that few other beginner books include. If lamp making interests you, this guide provides a clear path to get there.
What to Expect
At 144 pages, the book is well-organized and reads like a structured course. First published in 2003, every technique remains current since the tools and methods of stained glass work have not changed. The systematic approach makes this an excellent reference you will keep returning to as your skills develop.
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