1997 Glass Patterns Quarterly Vol. 13, No. 1 Spring-CD Version
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Glass Patterns Quarterly
Spring 1997, Volume 13, Number 1
Four Seasons Series—Spring
Design by Mary Krauski
A 12"x 18" rectangular bird and floral panel constructed with copper foil. Project is adapted from a Japanese painting and shows a titmouse perched on a stem between two clusters of white opal and bubblegum pink flowers. The background is ice white/peach gold. Full-size patterns of all of the seasons can be obtained by ordering pattern #69 from Glass Patterns Quarterly. Back issue sold out.
Norfolk Island Hibiscus II
Design by Diane Coady
A cone-shaped floral lamp shade with a background of white. The shade is bordered on the bottom with a ring of golden pink hibiscus flowers and sprays of dark green leaves and stems. This project is constructed with copper foil. Back issue sold out.
New Life in an Old Rose
Design by Mark Waterbury
A 24"x 36" rectangular bird and floral panel that depicts a family of bluebirds inside a thorny rosebush that is covered with pink blossoms. Realism is added by making thorns for the bush from copper foil. Glass paint adds detail to the flower centers and the birds’ eyes. This project is constructed with copper foil. Full-size pattern #65 is available from Glass Patterns Quarterly. Back issue sold out.
Good Morning
Design by Sherri Pierce
A 12" round bird and floral panel with graceful hummingbird sipping nectar from blue morning glories. This project is constructed with copper foil. Back issue sold out.
Book Reviews
All Are God’s Children published by R-R Reflections
How to Start a Successful Stained Glass Business published by Income Opportunities
Quick and Easy Lamps & Boxes published by Hixson Studios
Candlelight Designs published by Walrus Publications
Horses
Design by Renée Martig
A 16"x 20" oval animal panel with mare and foal standing over a bottom border of red roses. Glass grain is used to follow the natural shape of the horse to add realism. This project is constructed with copper foil. Back issue sold out.
Upcoming Events
Art Deco Mirror
Design by Steven V. James
A 24"x 18" rectangular geometric art deco mirror in turquoise, medium gray, and white. Gluing the colored glass to double-strength clear glass and rubbing with black grout creates the project. Back issue sold out.
Oval Trio
Design by Keyline International
A set of sidelights created from Duncan Patterned Glass’ and a Oval Trio Bevel Cluster. The interest of the panels is in the use of glue chipped glass and beveled pieces. Interlocking ovals rest atop rectangles. Back issue sold out.
Soldering Techniques
By Kay Bain Weiner
An article featuring information on soldering equipment and techniques. Back issue sold out.
St. Francis of Assisi
Design by Ruth Kamps
A 7-5/8"x 10-1/8" freeform suncatcher constructed with copper foil. St Francis of Assisi lovingly cares for a wolf, a lamb, a dove, and a bluebird. Back issue sold out.
Elk
Design by Lori Corbat-Appledoorn
An 11"x 10" rectangular etched landscape panel with elk grazing on hilly slopes. The use of plate glass allows for multiple stages of blasting. Back issue sold out.
Lemons & Limes—A Beginner's Stained Glass Project
Design by Gary and Natalie Dodge
A 6-1/2"x 7" freeform fruit still life suncatcher showing bright yellow lemons and dark green limes in a bowl of white with multi-colored border. A cut lemon at the bottom adds interest to the project. This project is constructed with copper foil. Back issue sold out.
News and New Products
Fused Glass Tiles
Design by Darlene Johnson and Judy Lee
A set of solid lavender and pink fused glass tiles to be used to create a countertop or as accent tiles to be used along with ceramic tiles. Back issue sold out.
Jewelry Box Lid
Design by Mark Waterbury
A 6-1/4"x 9-1/8" rectangular white geometric jewelry box lid assembled with white plastic came. Back issue sold out.
Fairies
Design by Monster Metals
A set of four kits for constructing fairies with cast metal bodies and glass wings. The fairies come in various poses. Details can be added to bodies and wings with touches of paint. Back issue sold out. |