KILN FORMED BRACELETS - Renowned artist, Jane Persico, unlocks the mysteries behind the creation of her beautiful kiln-formed glass bracelets. Her 80 page book with 13 chapters offers plenty of new information and photos covering bracelet forming, embossing, cane fabrication, & pattern bar making all fired in kilns similar to our FireBox 8.! The book is so informative that even if you have no desire to make bracelets, there are enough new ideas and techniques to enhance any fusing projects you may have in mind..

HODGEPODGE 2 - Bev Diaczuk - Refreshing and creative ideas of incorporating “found” items into stained glass projects. These whimsical projects include lampshades with real rubber boots, window frames with stained glass and teacups, “Hat Stix” with feathers, goldfish bowl with nuggets and plenty more. Great fun!!

DIMENSIONS OF CHRISTMAS 3 - Wonderful holiday suncatcher book all made with thin lead came (hobby lead). Patterns for Angels, Nativity figures and animals, Wisemen, and 3 Kings. Also includes Southwest style nativity figures including Sun Kachina, coyote, lamb, bear, burro. Good instructions and plenty of photos.

30 PIECES OR LESS - Another great beginner book from Carolyn Kyle and Laura Tayne. Twenty-five designs that are beautifully colored and embellished by the addition of copper foil overlays and wire detailing. Outstanding examples of how to enhance a stained glass window just by choosing the right glass.

EASY VICTORIAN FLORALS - Connie Clough Eaton- Charming stained glass Victorian florals that are as easy to make as they are attractive. Approximately 100 permission-free designs in oval, round, rectangular and square formats. A terrific source of designs for your own home or budget-minded commission work.

BEGINNING PATTERNS II - Dennis Berkery - A terrific follow-up to their first edition, Begining Patterns II contains 20 designs for copper foil work and 20 designs for working with lead. Each window has been designed with the beginner in mind. Color pictures are included for each project to assist you in color selection.

RED HATS IN STAINED GLASS - Red Hats are everywhere... and now you can make a red stained glass hat for yourself or your “red hat” friends. Some of the full-sized patterns are fancy and frilly; others are simple and can be embellished with feathers, ribbon, beads, fabric and whatever suits your fancy

STAINED GLASS FIRESCREENS - Judy Coleman offers a variety of patterns for decorative fireplace screens. There’s a nice range of designs including; Victorian, Mackintosh, Tree of Life, Garden Gate, Lily Pond, Mountain Abstract, Lattice, and Traditional Bevel. Detailed instructions are included for the intermediate crafter.