Stained glass birds

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How to paint these 5 stained glass birds

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This bird is called a bee-eater. It visits us here in England over the summer months. We so liked its colors and shape that we devised its very own stained glass design.

So, in this step-by-step guide, you'll use many of our key techniques: for example, tracing on top of an undercoat, adding half-tone shadows on top of trace lines, tracing and shading with oil-based paint.

This detailed 22-page guide contains:

Close-up color photographs of each stage
Clear step-by-step instructions
A one-page photographic overview to keep by your side while you paint
All about the tools and materials you need
A copy of the beautiful stained glass design for you to paint
An image of our finished painted glass

Once painted and fired, you'll be able to lead it up and hang it where you want to catch the light.

Also included: kingfisher, robin, woodpecker and bluetit.

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Stained glass birds

How to paint these 5 stained glass birds