Abstract: A method of forming a simulated lead light involves the application of opaque cames to the surface of a transparent or translucent sheet of material, in which the opaque cames are built up successive applications of adhesive and opaque particulate material, such as silicon carbide. The adhesive can be screen printed onto the carrier surface and the particulate material can be dusted onto the printed adhesive. The application of adhesive and particulate material can be repeated until a raised came of desired thickness is built up on the carrier surface to simulate a lead came. The method can also be used in conjunction with the screen printing of colors onto the carrier surface to simulate stained glass separated by simulated lead cames.