I really enjoyed doing this small panel of a clients friends weather vane.
The process is using copper overlay that is bead soldered then set over the field of the panel. The window accents were done with paint fired in a kiln. I also used copper patina then overlapped that with black to get a nice weathered bronze finish on the geese and left the roof top a copper patina which is also using an overlay with copper and solder.
A blog about stained glass patterns. Free stained glass patterns, stained glass construction and design techniques.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
Tiffany Peacock Stained Glass Installed
Only regret was the dark and gloomy day that didn't make a great photo opportunity.
I did get a nice shot of the setting area with the tub and some of the amazing tile work.
I did get a nice shot of the setting area with the tub and some of the amazing tile work.
Here's a close up of the head area...
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Custom Tiffany Peacock Pattern
Work in progress is this peacock window designed from a Tiffany Studios original stained glass window. The challenge for me is to expand the design to fit the clients eyebrow shaped window opening. I added additional balusters and some more background detail including another boat. The overall size when finished is 57" wide by 50" tall.
I'll post more images during the work progress and when the finished panel is installed.
Here's the finished window precariously hanging onto my bench.
I should have better photo's once installed.
I'll post more images during the work progress and when the finished panel is installed.
Here's the finished window precariously hanging onto my bench.
I should have better photo's once installed.
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