Faux glass window

If you saw my post on transoms, you saw the beautiful design above the doorway in our new home. The design I originally wanted was the Regent pattern. source However, having the individual pieces made was out of my budget. So we went with plan B and had this made. I love it and it looks beautiful! Then I had an idea. In my butler's pantry, I was having clear glass doors installed. And, somewhere in blogland I remember seeing someone who made "faux" leaded glass windows. Really? Would…

It’s an ombre work of art!

It ended up looking awesome!

Faux stained glass windows are not only beautiful, but they also give you privacy, too. Read our full guide on how to make them at home!

Custom DIY Faux leaded glass window. This tutorial shows you an inexpensive option to create a custom faux stained glass look in your home.

Easily add some historical character and privacy to your home with an inexpensive DIY Leaded Glass Window using Gallery Glass window paint products.

Stained glass isn’t just for cathedral windows or Irish pub windows. It’s also for plain ol’ windows in normal folks’ homes, like mine! I’ve discovered that lots of cities have places where you can actually learn how to make authentic stained glass, but I wanted to see if I could get a similar look using…

The Michaels promotion is on again! (see the ads here on my page). That is just perfect, because the home decorating craft that I am going ...

I have always longed for a beautiful piece of stained glass for my screened in porch because of the gorgeousness of the sunlight shining through all the colors and filling the porch with colorful light. .:sigh:. However, anytime I get excited when I see stained glass at the antique store, it disappoints me yet again because it is always upwards of at least two hundred dollars. This is no bueno. So I decided to make my own! I took a little trip to Michaels and purchased these items to use…

Recently, I was asked to restore two faux stained glass windows for my local Renaissance Faire group, the only product I thought could work is Plaid's Gallery Glass paints. I have used Gallery Glass paints before and they are affordable and easy to use. However, I wanted to keep my options open in case there were other products available that would do a better job and that were in my budget (which was pretty small). These windows were done by some volunteers in the late seventies and early…