First stained glass piece I did, last summer! Finally zinced and hanging in my kitchen window! The white glass looks different in the day and night.
I am finishing up another one, to sell. Maybe I'll reopen my Etsy shop....
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This is my latest pattern, an iris. Really coming along nicely. So excellent to be back in the studio and back to the stained glass!!!
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Here's a work in progress.
Here's my design of a daisy. I had the two patterns laminated. One for the layout and one to cut as a pattern.
Below is the daisy's progress.
I hope you like it!
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I have a lot of scraps and decided to experiment with the glass globs. Glass globs are so beautiful in stained glass pieces and have been something I've wanted to work with for a long time.
In the second picture the sun catcher's reflecting my pink shirt so much, it looks more like a Leslie catcher!!!!
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And the grinding too! It's been 24 days but I've taken 3 days off for various reasons... so really 21 days.
Been working on the copper foiling but I ran out of the size copper foil I've been using for the pieces that are normal-sized thickness. After the foiling I will solder and patina the piece.
But as I wait for the new foil (local store isn't open on Mondays and I ran out on Sunday), I have been working on a new design of cardinals. Always looking forward! LOL!
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I have to say that this project was cursed from the beginning...
The pieces didn't cut as well as the all clear glass version. I had to go and get more of the lighter yellow glass because I used up all mine with terrible cutting mistakes. The copper foil I used was too wide and (I think) horsey. And lastly, once done it IMMEDIATELY fell to the floor AND BROKE! 😡
I am keeping it so that one day, when an important piece breaks I can will have this project to practice removing and replacing the broken pieces. But, right now I am ready to move onto something new and different!
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This is my third cut glass project but instead of taking a full sheet of glass and cutting it up and re-soldering together, I cut each piece from a separate piece of glass and fitted them into one piece.
Not a fast craft which is FINE with me. I am really enjoying the whole process.
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I am teaching myself this craft and it's definitely a challenge!!!
The first two "stained glass" pieces are in plain clear 3mm glass I got from our local hardware store to learn how to cut the glass, foil and to solder the pieces back together - it's definitely a learning process!
(This looks like it's been covered with a coat of patina but not yet. The actual piece still has the silver solder color.)
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I have always been in love with stained glass art. During tennis districts last summer, my bestie picked out the best B&B for us to stay and it was FULL of stained glass. Before this month, I never considered I'd one day try it. Don't ask me how this craft's path suddenly became real to me... I have NO idea. One day I found myself in a stained glass shop buying supplies and getting very excited! 😃 Who would've ThUnKeD? Now it's a whole new world!
This is my first completed piece! Done in clear glass so that if I mess up I won't be to heartbroken. In this piece, I practiced cutting glass in a straight line, copper foiling and soldering.
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