「Gewächshäuschen 2」 (Glass House Greenhouse 2 Stained Glass Pattern Template Collection for Terrariums) By Erika Wilfer and Angelika Remmert Published by frech-verlag Large pattern, 3-sheet set (German), printed on both sides Includes many illustrations A collection of full-size pattern templates for stained glass glass house greenhouses and terrariums, using 10 different Tiffany techniques. Suitable for beginners to advanced users. This is a long-term storage item, and the outer cover shows signs of aging, such as corner wear, yellowing, discoloration, and stains (see photos). The large pattern printing inside is in perfect condition. This is a "slightly flawed" item from personal storage, and while it should be usable for stained glass creation, please purchase only if you understand the condition of the book. ◎ I am also selling other stained glass books, which you can view together from this link: → #nekonosado's stained glass book list #nekonosado's book list Excerpt from the description: "In recent years, we have been repeatedly asked to publish our designs so that enthusiasts can reproduce them, and here we are publishing them in the form of a template folder for glass greenhouses. The greenhouse designs featured in this template folder are merely suggestions regarding color and glass selection, and hobby glass artists are free to arrange them as they wish. Even if the shapes are similar, they will take on completely different personalities depending on the color. You can use all kinds of glass available at specialty stores. For example, opalescent, antique, cathedral glass, colored glass, mirrored glass, or even plain industrial glass (window glass) up to 4mm thick, to name just a few. The only (and obvious) limitation is the use of light-colored glass. Use dark-colored or opaque glass sparingly, as plants need maximum light. The template folder is organized by difficulty. The first design is relatively simple, but the subsequent designs become more complex to assemble, requiring a certain amount of dexterity and knowledge of glass and soldering equipment. Therefore, even advanced users are recommended to start with the simple greenhouses. This will allow you to practice and perfect almost every step."