We had a stained glass class last in our guild. The spinning star I made in class and the bells I made on my own.

Wow, those are gorgeous.

yes they are and I like the bells the best!

Very, very, nice. This is one thing I have not tried yet. Maybe give it a go sometime soon. It seems that Christmas is a great holiday to use stained glass technique.

WwwwwoW!!! Those are both just beautiful. What a great job you did on them. I've never tried that technique either. Yours make me want to give it a try. :)

I think you have this technique down pat - good job.

BDor, can you splain this technique to us?

Yes, I agree with Kathy. Explain the technique with us. :mrgreen: I want to do some too! :lol:

I think it is beautiful.. I would also like to know how to do it..

Alls I can say is WOW!!! Wonderful!!! I have done this once! want to do more...it was FUN!!!

oh my! these are real beauties. is it hard to do?

The bells was the Eleanor Burns Christmas at Bear's Paw Ranch book.You trace your pattern on steam-seam-2 and iron on your fabric then iron down to the pattern you have traced on your background fabric. You out line with quick bias tape(fusible) and that is your lead lines(black). It is a 1/4 in. wide.

I have had the book for 2 years and the stuff to do it but just never gave it a try until the class. It is easy. I want to do another one of the bell and put them all together for a table runner. But not by this Christmas.LOL

Very nice, you did a wonderful job on both of them.

GORGEOUS! WOW, you did an excellent job! They are beautiful!

Wow, those look awesome :D :D They really do look like stained glass, good job they are beautiful :D :D :D

Very nice stained glass work. They came out wonderful.

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"stained glass class last" try saying that fast 3 times, heck I couldn't even read it slow one time :-) :-) :-)

Now off to find Eleanor Burns Christmas at Bear's Paw Ranch book, gotta learn how to do this.

Beautiful !!!!!!

Really like them both. Great job :thumbup:

very pretty......

Beautifully done! This is one technique I am looking forward to trying.

They look wonderful. Love the colors.

Very pretty

Beautiful!!!!