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Irish Plaques
Irish plaques were popular during the 19th century. Bring back this tradition in personalized pub signs for everyone you know.
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Kiss Me I'm Irish
This Kiss Me I’m Irish saying is very familiar for St. Patty’s Day. The lettering is added using Glassline paints.
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St Patricks Day
St Patricks Day is around the corner. It is time to get out some green glass and warm up the kiln with some great pin ideas for this green holiday.
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Art Glass Connection
Joanna is the owner and a pleasure to take classes from. She always takes the time to show you anything that you do not understand. The shop is located
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Heart Petal Seamrog
Cut three green hearts to make this Heart Petal Seamrog. I have used a larger dot for the center of my piece.
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Flag of Ireland
The flag of Ireland is a tricolored design that is very easy to cut and assemble. Wear an Irish tricolor to celebrate this holiday.
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Blarney Stone
Everyone will be kissing the blarney stone this year when you make this simple pattern. Use Glassline paints to add your personalized message.
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Irish Harp
Feeling musical this holiday season? This Irish harp can be adorned to your specifications with stringers, dots, etc.
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Scrap Glass Pin
Use up all those tiny scrap glass pieces to make a scrap glass pin.
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Shamrock Hat
A shamrock hat with green clover bouncing vicariously out of the cap. The simple pattern and easy to follow directions are located on this page.
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Leprechaun Hat
No Leprechaun would be without his festive Leprechaun Hat. This design makes a delightful pin for this holiday.
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St Pattys Day Pipe
The St Pattys Day pipe is not like your ordinary pipe. It has a very distinct figure, with a curved bowl and a long thin handle.
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Leprechaun Door
Knock on a Leprechaun door and see if you find a treasure hiding inside. This is a very simple three-pieced pattern.
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Shillelagh
Well if you are Irish, then you will definitely recognize this pattern. Use some Glassline paints to add the fine details.
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Irish Tie
For the wearin’ of the green this year, be sure to make and design this Irish tie. Use your imagination to accent this bow tie design.
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