How Do You Make Fake Stained Glass?
Making fake stained glass is much quicker and cheaper than making real stained glass. It involves no glass or cutting of glass, and no hot soldering gun or lead, so it is safe for children to do. By creating a design on a sheet of acrylic, the final piece may be framed and hung in a window or simply left unframed and taped to a window or glass-fronted cabinet door. Cover the work surface with newspapers. Leave the protective covering on the clear acrylic sheet. Use the black permanent marker to outline the design on the protective covering. If you need to enlarge or reduce the size of the design, you may use a photocopier to do this. If you can see through the protective coverings, place the design under the acrylic sheet to trace the design. Otherwise, tape the design to a window and tape the Acrylic Sheet over the design so that you can see the design through the acrylic sheet and its coverings. Flip the acrylic sheet over. If you do not want the design to be reversed, you will have
