books about: stained     books:       Tiffany Magnolias: Handstitched, Lined (Handstitched Tiffany Stained Glass)5 reviews PAPERBLANKS Paperblanks, 2006 Perfect...they are all...Perfect First off, in response to L. Lindsey's original comment (the reason, above all, I chose to comment on this in the first place), is that this is also suitable for a male, such as myself. :) just thought I'd point that out. ;) On to the product itself, well, as the title suggests, it's an amazing journal, should you choose to use it that way. For myself I use it as as an all-in-one memory ...             Tiffany Designs Stained Glass Coloring Book (Dover Pictorial Archive Series)8 reviews A. G. Smith Dover Publications, 1991 Jeff's review The book presents 16 color images on its covers. The patterns on 16 pages are translucent black and white patterns suitable for enlarging 300-800%. The "coloring book" misnomer disguises the books use for serious stained glass makers.             Basic Stained Glass Making: All the Skills and Tools You Need to Get Started (Stackpole Basics)21 reviews Michael Johnston Stackpole Books, 2003 Just What I needed The title says it all. I went from never having worked with stained glass to completing the first two projects in the book - and it was fun! Now, I'm working on my first original stained glass design. This book is great for anyone new to stained glass - the step by step instructions would probably be excrutiatingly slow to someone who already has a lot of experience, but they were exactly what I ...             Portions from a Wine-Stained Notebook: Uncollected Stories and Essays, 194419905 reviews Charles Bukowski City Lights Publishers, 2008 For Fanatics Only This isn't for a beginner or a casual fan of Bukowski. If your like me though and have read everything you can by Bukowski and want more, than this is your next step. This book is a nice collection of Bukowski stories that for one reason or another haven't made mass circulation. Many of these stories are being reprented here for the first time since their appearnce in some long ago forgotten ...             Stained Glass Designs for Coloring: More Geometrics (Designs for Coloring)9 reviews Grosset & Dunlap, 2000 Exceptional relaxation tool! (And FUN!) There's hours of amazing creative play and relaxation here! Relax your mind, stretch your imagination or use it as a meditation tool. Ruth Heller's Designs for Coloring: More Geometrics is a blast! Buy it, you'll adore it!             Authentic Art Nouveau Stained Glass Designs in Full Color (Dover Pictorial Archive Series)4 reviews M.J. Gradl Dover Publications, 1983 Stunning! I absolutely love this book. It's definitely not for beginning stained glass crafters, though - lots of curves and intricacies. I'm looking forward to when I have the expertise to use some of the patterns. There are 30 pages of some of the best art nouveau patterns I have ever seen. I've already used one of the patterns to create a needlepoint pattern, and I plan on using many more. Even ...             Your Home A Living Canvas: Create Stunning Faux Finishes & Murals with Paint30 reviews Curtis L Heuser North Light Books, 2007 Beautiful book and home This is a delilghtful and beautiful book for artists or those of us who appreciate others' talent. Curtis has created a labor of love first in his home and then in his book. I was fortunate enough to tour the finished product and it is truly gorgeous. I'm able to relive the experience by revisiting his book from time to time. This book is a winner on all counts.             The Stained Glass Pickup: Glimpses of God's Uncommon Wisdom16 reviews Cathy Messecar Leafwood Publishers, 2006 Great Stories, Great Insights Cathy does an outstanding job of seeing God working in the everyday. Whether it is family, friends, or fun, God can be found at work. Cathy is like a skilled examiner who puts the day-to-day under a microscope to help us see what may not be visible to the untrained eye. Buy a copy, get some coffee, and enjoy.             The Stained Glass Garden: Projects & Patterns16 reviews George W. Shannon, Pat Torlen Sterling/Tamos, 2006 Excellent book, informative and creative. This book has all kinds of information, from basic tools, materials and procedures used, to instructions for making your own light table to work on. Includes patterns from simpler plant stakes and candle holders, to really extravagant lawn sprinklers. Awesome book, good for beginners and the more experienced. Don't know why they chose that cover photo, it is nowhere near the best or prettiest ...             Stained5 reviews Lee Thomas Wildside Press, 2004 Outstanding First Novel from an Author to Watch Stained is a great first novel, one part supernatural horror, one part murder mystery. Lee Thomas does a superb job creating the fictional Louisiana town of Marchand (apparently based on Nachitoches) and its inhabitants, all of whom seem closely related either by blood or town history. But unlike other "evil comes to small-town America" novels, Stained doesn't go the route of questionable ...             Carousel Horses Stained Glass Coloring Book (Dover Pictorial Archives)4 reviews Christy Shaffer Dover Publications, 2002 Can frame these pics This coloring book is wonderful. I have a carousel themed room and I colored the different pics to the color scheme of my room. This is an excellent gift for any carousel horse fan or an older person who enjoys coloring books. Not ideal for young children.             Quick Success Stained Glass4 reviews Randy Wardell, Judy Huffman Wardell Pub Inc, 1992 Quick Success to Stain Glass I am a beginner and I'm teaching myself. This book was very helpful in teaching me how to begin. It also has a lot of nice designs that I was not afraid to try. I found this book very helpful in getting started.             Chihuly Seaforms4 reviews Joan S. Robinson, Sylvia Earle Portland Press (Wa), 1997 Glass magician I have admired Chihuly's work for many years and finally got to see his work up close and personal. Nothing beats that experience, but having this book to glance through -- with a great cup of tea or glass of wine -- is a very special treat.             Chihuly: Form from Fire4 reviews Dale Chihuly, Henry Geldzahler, ... Portland Press (Wa), 1993 I admit it: This book has won me over. This book was produced in conjunction with a series of Florida exhibitions in 1993. This book, filled with dozens and dozens of Full Color and full page reproductions in approx. 142 pps., really lays it out for the viewer in a way that, if you were either unfamiliar with or indifferent to Dale Chihuly's work, will make you a convert. Really. I fall into the latter category perhaps because, as ...             Creative Stained Glass: Modern Designs & Simple Techniques4 reviews Christine Stevenson Lark Books, 2007 Chock full of useful techniques After I began taking a stained glass class, I ran to the library and the bookstore. My instructor is good, but he's only one opinion. I must have looked at a dozen books, but this is one of the two that I brought home. I'm certainly glad I did. Like many such books, there are three sections: basic techiques, projects, and a gallery that shows what you can do (but offers no instruction -- just ...             Beyond Basic Stained Glass Making: Techniques and Tools to Expand Your Abilities (Stackpole Basics)4 reviews Stackpole Books, 2007 Beyond Basic Stained Glass Making Excellent book which includes techniques, tools and tips to improve the stained glass beginners abilities. It also has very good pictures by Alan Wycheck.             Chartres Cathedral: Medieval Masterpieces in Stained Glass and Sculpture4 reviews Malcolm Miller Pitkin Guides, 1994 An armchair introduction to a gothic treasure Malcolm Miller is the foremost English authority on the cathedral of Chartres. He divides his time between the town of Chartres, where he personally conducts tours, and the rest of the world where he lectures and makes films and videos of the subject. He opens his tours and lectures by commenting that the cathedral is like a library--and we don't just say, "We're going to go to the library ...             Paper Stained Glass: Color-by-Number Art for Your Windows (Klutz)4 reviews Klutz, 2006 no batteries !! my 10 year old grand-daughter has spent probably 100 hours coloring in this book and requested a second copy for her b'day so she could choose the alternate pictures to color !! wow....             Stained4 reviews Jennifer Richard Jacobson Topeka Bindery, 2006 Eloquent, provocative, real A quietly powerful, expertly told tale about an insecure teenage waitress and three men whose lives collide with hers. Seventeen-year-old Jocelyn McGuire is 17, a lapsed Catholic in a community of believers, working in a small-town New Hampshire diner in 1975. Her childhood friend-turned-nemesis, Gabe, is missing. Her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Benny, breaks up with her on the advice of the ...             Garden Fairies Stained Glass Coloring Book (Dover Pictorial Archives)4 reviews Darcy May Dover Publications, 2002 nice coloring book The pictures have nice detail. Colored pencils work well with this paper. My fairy-loving daughter treasures it.              search for books 19441990, abilities, archives, authentic, carousel, cathedral, chartres, color-by-number, coloring, creative, finishes, geometrics, glimpses, handstitched, magnolias, masterpieces, medieval, notebook, patterns, pictorial, portions, projects, sculpture, seaforms, stackpole, stunning, techniques, uncollected, uncommon, wine-stained books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Torch Red: Color Me Torn (TrueColors Series #3) we recommend Just What I needed leave a comment home  impressum - about us