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Here are 8 free stained glass painting guides for you to download and use today:
  • Stained glass painting - the 6 big BAD myths
  • The tools and materials you need
  • Our firing schedules for painted stained glass
  • The best way to use a painting bridge
  • A step-by-step restoration case study
  • How to re-mix dried paint
  • Discover about stencils and oil-based glass paint
And ... a Free 9-page step-by-step stained glass painting project for you to use and enjoy!

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Discover what you will learn about stained glass painting - free guideDiscover what you will learn about stained glass painting - free guide

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"Always excellent" (Shelja S., Hertfordshire, England)

"An eye-opener!" (Stephen C., Maryland, US)

Discover what you will learn from our amazing stained glass painting book.

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Free guide #1 - 6 bad myths of stained glass paintingFree guide #1 - 6 bad myths of stained glass painting

"I just love your guides - very well written and illustrated" (Judy A., Texas, US)

In 3 short pages this guide explodes the 6 bad myths which "everybody knows" about how to paint stained glass.

We know these are just wrong-headed myths because, when we paint stained glass, we do just the opposite of what they say. And our glass is stunning.

Now you can discover that what you'll read elsewhere is nearly always wrong.

Free yourself from the myths and get this fascinating myth-busting guide TODAY.


Free guide #2 - Tools & materials for stained glass paintingFree guide #2 - Tools & materials for stained glass painting

"This guide is so useful: thank for your kindness" (Maria C., Yonghe City, China)

What tools and materials do you need for beautiful kiln-fired stained glass painting?

Do you know your "blender" from your "scrub"? What's the difference between a "goose" and a "lark"? What kinds of kiln-fired glass paints are there? What sort of light do you need for a light-box? What do you do with a painting bridge?

If you're new to kiln-fired stained glass painting, this guide will give you an excellent idea of the tools and materials you need.

It contains sections on health and safety, paint, light boxes and bridges, palettes, palette knives, mixing bowls, jam-jars, covers, kilns and brushes.

A 7-page guide: download it now for Free. Just add it to your cart.


Free guide #3 - Our stained glass firing schedulesFree guide #3 - Our stained glass firing schedules

"Really brilliant, informative, and easy to understand" (Tess R., England, UK)

No one can tell you how to fire your glass: that's something only you can decide.

But ... we can tell you the 8 important factors we consider when deciding how to fire our painted stained glass.

Download this guide and discover what they are.


Free guide #4 - Discover how to use a painting bridgeFree guide #4 - Discover how to use a painting bridge

"This guide gives me the additional information that I cannot find elsewhere" (Joanne L., Manitoba, Canada)

Let's face it: where else will you find 2 photo-packed pages devoted to how to use a painting bridge? And yet, without this vital information, how are you ever going to paint as best you can?

This essential guide reveals:
  • The 3 benefits of working with a painting bridge (most people can only think of 1)
  • The 2 ways to hold a painting bridge (and what's wrong with how most people hold it).
We just know for sure that most folks don't use their painting bridge as they should. So here's where we show exactly what to do.

You won't find this kind of information in other places but it's Free from us.



Free guide #5 - Restoration case studyFree guide #5 - Restoration case study

"I learned more from reading this case study than from many other articles I've read on restoration" (Filippo P., Italy)

Here's a step-by-step account of the techniques we used to repaint 12 stained glass panels for this front door.

When you see the work that had been done by a different studio, you won't know whether to laugh or cry!


Free guide #6 - Learn how to bring dried paint back to lifeFree guide #6 - Learn how to bring dried paint back to life

"Once again, thank you very much for sharing your glass painting knowledge with myself and others. I love your work, you are both an inspiration" (Dave E., Ohio, USA)

Does your palette often look messy, dry and dirty?

The problem is that a messy palette will stop you from painting the best you can. And there's no one on this planet who can paint with a dry palette ...

No less a painter than Albinus Elkus even suggested that, once paint has dried, it can't be used - but in this guide you will learn exactly what to do to bring dried paint back to life again.

We know you'll paint much better with a well-organized palette. This expert photographic overview will show you how to do it.



Free guide #7 - Stencils: another great use for oilFree guide #7 - Stencils: another great use for oil

"I'm really encouraged to see people like yourselves who are so generous with your knowledge" David E., Brisbane, Australia

It's important to remember that stencils are often very useful when painting on glass. So here's where you will find out how we used stencils and oil paint to create 16 facsimiles of this lovely painted stained gass panel.

And you'll find full details of our technique for oil-based stained glass painting - that is, oil on top of unfired water-based paint - when you click right here.


Free guide #8 - Some good news for a change!Free guide #8 - Some good news for a change!

"Your e-books are the best!" (John M., California, US)

We're so tired of hearing bad news that, even in a small way, we want to make some good news.

So here's a Free 9-page step-by-step stained glass painting project for you to use and enjoy.

It uses many of the techniques we describe in our e-book, Glass Painting Techniques & Secrets from an English Stained Glass Studio.

Download it today and have some fun with it. And please send us a picture of your fish for us to put in our aquarium!


We will open a new world for you

"Just doing stained glass wasn't enough of an expression. I always seemed to be missing something until I discovered that I could learn to paint on glass. Great stuff, guys! Thank you for putting a wonderful gift of knowledge out there" (Jeff S. Texas, US)

Free yourself from the myths

Our revolutionary e-book shows you a liberating way of painting glass - it's actually how glass painting was done before the Establishment imposed a harmful, single way of doing things. Free yourself from the myths and get Glass Painting Techniques & Secrets from an English Stained Glass Studio today: it will take your painting to new heights.

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