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Putting the Pieces Back Together The Kristallnacht Project From the Gary Rosenthal Collection Tissue Paper Stained Glass Window Children’s Project Supply List and Directions Supply List ‐ Transparency sheets (works best with a textured, smudge resistant transparency – use sandpaper to rough it up if it is too slick after printing the pattern) ‐ Stained glass window patterns (available on our website at …) ‐ Sheets of assorted colored tissue paper ‐ 50/50 mixture of glue and water ‐ Foam brush ‐ Instructions 1) Print our stained glass window patterns onto transparencies using your computer and printer. 2) Tear tissue paper into irregular 1" pieces. 3) Spread glue onto transparency with foam brush. 4) Use overlapping pieces of tissue paper to fill pattern. 5) Let dry. 6) Cut out pattern to create an individual stained glass window that can be attached to a window in your building or at home. 7) Assemble many individual stained glass windows to create a new, large stained glass window.
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Putting the Pieces Back Together The Kristallnacht Project From the Gary Rosenthal Collection
Tissue Paper Stained Glass Window
Children’s Project Supply List and Directions
Supply List
‐ Transparency sheets (works best with a textured, smudge resistant transparency – use sandpaper to rough it up if it is too slick after printing the pattern)
‐ Stained glass window patterns (available on our website at …)
‐ Sheets of assorted colored tissue paper
‐ 50/50 mixture of glue and water
‐ Foam brush
‐ Instructions
1) Print our stained glass window patterns onto transparencies using your computer and printer.
2) Tear tissue paper into irregular 1" pieces.
3) Spread glue onto transparency with foam brush.
4) Use overlapping pieces of tissue paper to fill pattern.
5) Let dry.
6) Cut out pattern to create an individual stained glass window that can be attached to a window in your building or at home.
7) Assemble many individual stained glass windows to create a new, large stained
glass window.
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