 Now that you've completed your stained glass or mosaic masterpiece, you'll need to display it. When you want to use something more interesting than a jump ring, yet stronger than tinned copper wire, try a pair of these heavy duty steel scroll shapes. They are plated in 60/40 solder, so they attach easily and they take patina. The solder coating also protects them against corrosion. They can be arranged in a number of ways, along the top or down the sides of your work. Size: 1.75" by 0.75". Made in the U.S.A. Sold by the pair. $7.03 |  |
 A tin-plated copper wire that solders very readily to lead and copper foil. Use in small loops on your work piece to provide a place for attaching your chain or hanging cord, or bend it in various shapes to create a decorative accent. Available in #14 and #18 gauge. |  Suction hangers are utilized by stained glass people almost everywhere for attaching stained glass ornaments (or sun catchers as they are sometimes called), to window panes. |
 The perfect solution to the problem of what to do when you want to hang a small sun catcher or other small stained glass piece onto the refrigerator. Rather than drive a nail into the refrigerator and having all the cold air come out, why not stick the sun catcher up there with a magnet. Why not indeed!? This magnetic material consists of a powdered steel substance combined with something else which allows it to be flexible, and also allows you to cut it with a scissors. Thus, you can use as much or as little as you wish, and stick it to the backside of the piece you want to hang up. Width is 1/2". Sold by the foot or in larger rolls. $1.59, 3 for $4.29, 6 for $7.62 |  For hanging stained glass sun-catchers. 12 pound break strength. Also good for repairing black mesh stockings. 33 yard roll. $0.20 |