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2006 Glass Patterns Quarterly Vol. 22, No. 3, Fall-Magazine
Glass Patterns Quarterly
Fall 2006
Volume 22, Number 3
Table of Contents
Letter from the Editor
by Maureen James
The Pantone® View Home 2007, a new forecasting tool for predicting and selecting the color shades that will most likely gain acceptance, will help glass designers match the latest trends in interior design.
Simple Floral Ornament—An Introduction to Stained Glass
Design by Marianne Crivellaro
A 5-1/2" x 5-1/2" free-form small panel of a stylized flower for beginners. An expanded how-to section illustrated in full-color covers each step of construction. Also included are a list of tools and materials needed for working in stained glass plus helpful hints on the best ways to use them. This project was constructed using the copper foil technique.
Magnolia Ornament
Design by Robert Oddy
A 15-3/4" x 13-3/4" free-form, advanced floral panel. Drapery glass is used to add texture, interest, and a three-dimensional quality. This project is suitable for advanced glass artists and is constructed using the copper foil technique.
Brew Up Your Own Mosaic Teapot
Design by Christine Stewart
Instructions for adding “found” decorative items to bisque teapot blanks. Tips are included for incorporating things such as unique buttons, beads, ornaments, glass nuggets, refrigerator magnets, and recycled jewelry. The project is finished by grouting around the completed design.
Mosaic Frit Light
Design by Darlene Johnson and Judy Lee
An 8" square, fused Christmas light cover. Fine and mosaic frits in clear, iridized, and red are slumped over a short or regular floral former mold.
Fused Glass Snowflakes
Design by Carol Giffin
A set of 6-1/4", 7-1/4", 8-1/8", and 7" fused circular snowflakes with pointed edges made from glass triangles. The glass is cut into straight strips, then into squares, and finally into triangles with the use of Morton Glass Works. Tips are included for the efficient use of the glass cutter.
Three Kings Triptych
Design by Paula Kinman
Three 13-1/3" x 18-1/2" painted Christmas panels featuring the three wise men on a gold leaf background. The paints are cured in the kiln. Outlining tips and techniques for working with glass paints are included. Panels are finished with 1/4" brass channel and hinged together.
16-Page Full-Size Pattern Section
Thirty-Seven Bonus Patterns
Scaredy-Cat and Jack
Designs by Leslie Gibbs
A set of 4" x 4" pumpkin and 4" x 5-1/2" pumpkin-and-cat fused and painted Halloween suncatchers. Wasser glass is used for these projects, which are constructed in layers.
Successful Framing Tips from the Experts
Designs by Kate Schiffler
Instructions for building frames for stained glass panels. Expert tips are included for measuring, cutting, fitting, and assembling the frames.
Holiday Gifts
Designs by Marianne Crivellaro
A collection of square, rectangular, and free-form suncatchers for holiday gift giving. Subjects include birds, bells, bears, candle, reindeer, angels, flowers, holly, hearts, and stars. These projects are constructed using the copper foil technique.
Expert Tips with Vicki Payne
Renowned art glass instructor, Vicki Payne, shares advice for keeping up with the latest trends in color selection for glass projects.
New Books and Patterns
News and New Products
What’s Hot
Pattern Directory
Stained Glass Supply Shops
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