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Also visible on the main page, this
prairie inspired piece stands about 20 inches high.
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A transom created for an 1820's
farmhouse renovation project. Approximately 30 inches wide.
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Here
are two views of the same panel, created for a front door insert.
The second has light behind the panel. Stained Glass can look
quite different between reflected and refracted light. As such,
how a window will look at night (from inside the house) will be
different than during the day.
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An oval panel of three tulips
mounted in a wooden frame. Approximately 22 inches in diameter.
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A little bit
like paint by numbers, this Blue Heron was created out of many, many
pieces. When estimating the cost of a piece, it's
a combination of size, type of glass, and the number of pieces.
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A special
Christmas project. The entire wreath is about 12 inches
diameter. The holly berries were especially challenging.
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A couple of whimsical frogs.
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Butterfly
panel, approximately 24 inches high.
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A larger,
multi-panel project. This castle window is six feet tall. A
virtual scrapbook of the construction of this window is available here.
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