Step-by-step process for making stained glass kaleidoscopes

2. I Am An Artist That Makes Kaleidoscopes!

3. My Studio

4. Creating Works Of Art

5. I Order Supplies From Many Sources

6. Pattern Books Can Also Give You Ideas

7. I Design Patterns

8. Some Patterns Are Very Complex

9. Glass Is Chosen To Match the Design

10. No Scrap Is Wasted

11. The Morton System Is Used To Cut Glass in Geometric Shapes

12. Breaking Pliers Snap The Glass Along The Score Lines

13. Rough Cut Pieces Are Matched To The Pattern

14. Glass Pieces Are Smoothed With Different Grinding Heads

15. Copper Foil Is Added To Allow The Solder To Join The Glass Pieces

16. The Chemical Flux Is Applied

17. Solder Is Applied To Join The Pieces

18. 3D Shapes Create Bodies and Stands

19. Mirrors Are Inserted

20. Wheels Are Constructed To Match Body Size

21. Many Found Items Are Used To Decorate The Bodies And Tumble In The Cells

22. Many Different Optic Cells Can Be Created

23. Scopes With Tumble Cells

24. Scopes With Pieced Wheels

25. Metal Scopes

26. Scopes For Special Collectors

27. More Collector Scopes

28. Your Imagination Is Unlimited

29. Skills Used Are Transferred To Other 3D Objects

30. Skills Can Also Be Applied To Flat Work

31. Artists Show Their Work at Conventions

32. Stores Sell Kaleidoscopes

33. Store Displays