Stained glass candy can be made in nearly any flavor and color you can think of, but I love cinnamon rock candy with its fiery red color the most! Plus, it’s surprisingly easy to make.

Be careful not to make this hole too near the edge of the biscuit. Once the melted sweets have hardened, transfer to a wire rack to cool. Thread a length of string, ribbon or florist’s wire ...

Drawing on her background in illustration, Soeun Lee captures atmospheric tableaux of sunny breakfasts and relaxing reading ...

Then use a small cutter to remove the middle (where the ‘glass’ will sit ... Use a cocktail stick or skewer to make small holes if you want to hang them by thread or ribbon.

Sometimes artists make their own materials to create a work of art that is unique to them ... Repeat this until the colors have spread throughout the glue. To complete your stained “glass” design, ...

Whether your name is Mushky, Zalmen, Tova, Simcha, or something else, embrace the special power of your name to make the ...

In the windows at the west end of the aisles of the nave are composite figures made of fragments of early glass. These figures are thought to represent St Edward and Edward the "Black" Prince. Around ...

“I watched them make a wind chime out of glass and I thought I want to try that,” she said. Thus began Nancy’s obsession with stained glass. Today, she’s nearly run out of room to display ...