Re: Paint for acetate? - stained glass "idea"

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Date: Fri Sep 12 2003 - 20:31:33 PDT

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In a message dated 9/11/2003 9:55:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,
sharon@art-rageous.net writes:
I'm still scheming about the whole Art Nouveau theme and I'm looking for
some inexpensive (and safe) alternatives to creating a stained glass look.
Ok... this one is kinda "out there" I have been meaning to experiment but
havent had the time....

Has anyone tried using jello to make stained glass? This is the link I have
saved http://www.bydonovan.com/PlasticJello.html I have been wondering if its
possible to use glue (Colored black/gray) and attach it similar to the way
real stained glass is constructed. It seems like it would work.... (But we all
know that means nothing... lol)

Donna

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