Stained Glass: Traditions and Techniques

This hardcover edition is in good condition structurally, but the dust jacket is notably worn, with visible tears and edge damage. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, showcasing the detailed illustrations by Barbara Sablow. Despite the jacket's condition, the book itself is well-preserved and ready for use.

"Stained Glass: Traditions and Techniques" by Joan M. Scobey, published by The Dial Press in New York, 1979, is a comprehensive guide for both novice and experienced stained glass artisans. This first printing edition features illustrations and original designs by Barbara Sablow, enhancing the book's practical value. The work delves into the rich history and intricate techniques of stained glass, offering a design workbook and ten projects to inspire creativity. Joan M. Scobey, known for her expertise in craft and design, provides detailed instructions that make this book a valuable resource in the field of glass art. This edition, with its focus on both tradition and innovation, is a significant contribution to craft literature. The hardcover format ensures durability, though the dust jacket shows signs of wear, including tears and edge damage.