I have been working on my series of how to draw different images on stained glass windows, so today we are going to draw wheat! I already did a stained glass window with grapes, and another with a chalice, so you may want to check those out as well (link lower in the post). This is a video for step by step how to draw wheat in a stained glass window. Adding color at the end of this drawing really makes this drawing pop! You can find all of my first holy Communion resources for kids here. So here we go- how to draw wheat in stained glass.
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This is a great activity to do with kids during first Communion prep. This could also be a very cool design to use on your First Communion banner, or you could use the stained glass window videos to add windows to a church you’re drawing. You can watch the full video here- How To Draw Wheat In Stained Glass.
I often have people ask me about the markers I use, and they are Prismacolor markers. They are for artists, and a bit pricey, but I find them worth the price and you can find some here. I have been using Prismacolor markers since I was 14 and I absolutely love them!
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More Stained Glass How To Draws
(The video says the other videos are already available, but they will be released on Fridays in the next few weeks. There’s just no way to edit the videos once they are published to YouTube.)
You can also download a free outline of the stained glass window to just fill in the middle yourself! This is perfect for kids that are too small to draw it or just don’t want to draw their own. There is also a page available with 3 window frames to do all 3 of my stained glass window how to draws!!!
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