Arts and Crafts Gold and Blue Transom

Just off the workbench and on the way to a new home.                             
A really nice combination of colors and textures, this transom has everything going for it.  
It will make a splendid addition to any home. 
I have listed the pattern on Etsy so if you would like me to custom make one for you just let me know.

Log Cabin Stained Glass Panel

This is a nice variation on the classic Log Cabin design.  A custom glue chip center bevel surrounded by clear bevels. Then into a bit of glue chip, a bit of  EnglishMuffle blue, and of course, more glue chip. 

Waterglass Transom

All in Waterglass, except for the bevel of course. Amber and clear with a center bevel to set it off.  It measures about 6" X 18" and is framed in strong zinc.  Just the thing for a wedding, graduation, or birthday present.  Yes, it is on my Etsy site for sale.

Just a bit of eye candy.
Placed in a restored frame from the local Dayton area.
It has already gone to its new home.   Enjoy.

A new small panel from over the weekend. 

Not a lot of time with all the family events going on but just enough to get this finished.

The June glass class is full but there is still space available in the July 15th class. 

You may sign up from the right sidebar of this blog.

Only $125.00 for the class with all materials included. 

You will go home with a completed glass panel to hang in your window.

Custom Blue Stained Glass Bevel Panel

 Start with a custom designed center bevel cluster. Then surround it with a beautiful blue English Muffle glass from the Wissmach Glass company in West Virginia. As a final touch wrap the entire panel in even more bevels. A dark patina, a strong zinc frame, three hooks so that you may hang it either vertically or horizontally, and 24" of hanging chain. This signed and dated panel measures out at about 12" x 17" and you should see the light come through it. A great addition to your home. Yes, I just had to put it on Etsy.

10 x 15 Bevel Panel

On the way out of the door, this very nice 10"x 15" bevel panel will be a great piece hanging in the new owner's window. Color will spread all over the walls when the sun comes through this panel. I just love what the bevels do in the light. 

All Bevel Panel

Done originally as a custom order this has become so popular that I am posting it on Etsy.  We have sold 3 of them in the last week to students walking through the shop on their way to class.

All bevels it is just sparkling in the light.  Only $69.00 + shipping.

On the way to North Carolina.
Just finished today.

It is nice to be back in the glass shop after all this time.  Rehab took a bit over a year.

Kitten Bevel Panel

Everybody like cute cats and kittens.  Right?  (well, almost everyone)
Doing some rearranging in the studio, I ran across this cat bevel and just had to make up a small panel. Nothing special but it has sold already.   YEA !

Just so you know:
If you are local, Xenia, Ohio area glass classes are starting up again.  The next one is on Saturday, March 25th from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. All supplies are included in the $125.00 investment.
You will leave with a finished panel to hang in your window.

Blue Bevel Panel

Let's see, 3 bevels down the center. A surround of crinkle glass, a very deeply textured glass for a really nice sparkle. Add an inch of English Muffle Blue all around for just a pop of color.  OK, I will add another smaller bevel to each corner. To top this off, a very special coloring on the lead lines and the frame....a rich copper tone on the lead lines and a deep black on the frame.
That should do it.   Now, take it to the store.

Green with Bevel

I just love this glass!
A large part of my fascination with art glass is the way light plays with 

the texture and color of the glass. When I was a child, my father had the 

front door/sidelights of our house replaced with stained glass and I fell in 

love with the art. 

I would go and sit in the entryway and just watch how the sunlight 

splashed color and texture all over the area.In the evening I would go 

to the sidewalk and just stare at the front with the light streaming out.

....Yes, I was hooked.
This is the latest project. A reclaimed window frame, which will be shown 

in the next image, that a friend brought over.       "I hope you can do 

something with this for me," he said, "I really would like to use this since 

it came from my childhood home."
This is what we did.  I will post another couple of images tomorrow.  

Enjoy!