BUT WAIT, i have one more suggestion for you:

It has come to my attention that Ethan, a young gentlemen who is extremely interested in learning stained glass, has found my Free Resources page very useful during his computer time at his local library. Through his extensive online searches, this futur artist has also found this page on the history of stained glass to be extremely useful. He asked me to share it with you all!

Thank you Ethan and Olivia for helping the stained glass community stay inclusive and well informed! ♡

I think my favorite part of that page are all the kids friendly project ideas they have!

Stained glass definitely is not an easy craft to learn, as it requires some body strength and you also use a lot of tools and materials that can potentially be harmful if not handled properly.

It can be tricky to make it accessible but if you know me or have taken a class with me, you know I strive for a more inclusive and fun stained glass community.

Finding ways to demystify stained glass and make it more approachable for a wider audience is something I take to heart very deeply and that is why I’m really happy to share this resource with you!

I know I would’ve loved to be introduced to stained glass or glass art in general at a young age :)

Thank you The Bottle Store for creating the page “A Historical Look at Stained Glass”.