For fifteen centuries, stained glass windows have been part of the showcasing of buildings. They have been used to tell stories and highlight events. Some images have demonstrated the beauty of geometric forms. Artists who work in this medium have new tools to assist them in the making of these beautiful windows. Centuries ago, a grozing iron was used to chip off edges of the glass to form shapes. Modern artists use steel or diamond blades to make clean cuts that break off without excess glass. The modernization of this one step has allowed artists to deliver perfect stained glass windows in less time and with more precision.

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Modern Materials for Stained Glass Windows

Artists who create windows made of stained glass have developed their own tools and methods over the centuries. Steel and diamond blades have replaced the...

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Creating a Modern Window

There are a great many rooms in the world where window space is limited, but it no longer means people have to do without a...

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Healthier Stained Glass Windows

Leaded windows were beautiful and much sought after in their time. The artists who created these pieces were taking unknown chances with their health. The...

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Copper Foil to Make Stained Glass

Louis Tiffany invented the copper foiling method used today to make three dimensional stained glass pieces. He devoted much of his work life to the...

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Redefining Colour in Windows

The world has progressed over the centuries, and artists have contributed their share of it. Some of them have made great strides in graphics through...

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New Art Creations

Glass has been an important material since ancient times, and it still has many uses today. For those who enjoy the creative world of art,...

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