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Student Stained Glass Projects Done in 2005.
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Student Work - 2005 work - many of the pieces seen
here were designed by Jeanne and the student who built it. |
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| Bethia wanted to build a lamp shade, so we made her a deal. She built one for our studio in trade for the experience. Next she'll build one for herself. |
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| In September, McCall finished her original guitar design. The brown corded glass worked really well for the strings. |
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| Nancy came up with a very flowing design which worked out well. |
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| Sue put final touches on her next original panel, which she is mounting in an oak frame. |
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| Jessica finished her panel based on traditional Hawaiian symbols in September. |
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| Dawn Ray finished this panel at the end of August. She worked very hard to have just the right color selection. |
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| When Kristen joined us in August, we talked her into sharing some of the cool fused pieces that she has done. |
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| Laurie lives in Washington and visited Provo for two weeks on family business. She called and asked if she could take stained glass classes in one week. We were happy to have the company and she first built a June panel and then an original piece. |
  
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| Tab decided to try a couple of dragonflies in August. |
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| Sue puts finishing touches on her large second project.
Above is a photo she sent of it installed. |
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| Hannah finished her June panel. |
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| Donna finished this beautiful piece. The design is her own and the construction was first class. |
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| McCall finished her first project, the April quilt block in July. |
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| Jeremy & Jessica built their first panel in July. |
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| Heather finished the sign she built for RKIDS in June. |
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| Annette finished her flower window and sent us a digital picture, we tipped it sideways so we could show more detail. |
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| In May, Leeann Brockbank finally finished the unicorn window she started 2 years previously. She only worked about 5 hours per year. |
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| Barbara built this Charles Warner pattern. She's planning another with different colors. |
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| Lynde is a true artist, she says she intends to fill all the windows in her home with art glass. She was just worried that the flowers in the window she built in March for the boys bathroom might offend them. |
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| Two of Leslie Gledhill's teenaged kids built windows of their own design as part of their Joseph Smith testimony project. |
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| Tammy Harris built a window depicting Joseph Smith's first vision as part of an LDS church wide celebration. |
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| Bob finished his duck panel and took his stained glass tools with him when he left to serve a mission in Russia. |
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| Susan was able to finish her May panel in March, plenty of time for display during the month. |
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| Javie built this panel so fast, we wondered if he had time to enjoy himself. We enjoyed his company and meeting his wife, Magdalena. |
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| In February, Our Grandson, Keyan came to our studio and "job shadowed" us. He made a star sun catcher that had a button with a golfer on it. |
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| DeeAnna finished her panel that she had started a few years ago at another stained glass studio. It was a lot of grinding. |
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| Greg Parrott's wife thought he ought to get some art instruction because he does such creative doodles. He did a great job on his first project which was a traditional Victorian design by Charles Warner. |
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| Kimm finished her February panel in February just in time for display at Valentines time. |
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| Amber finished a simple panel with several different blue squares in February. The iridescent glass really made it look great. |
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| Bethia built a little sun catcher that was really fun in February. |
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| Annette built a new design for the February Quilt block which is based on a traditional Danish pattern, which we've adopted as our new monthly block. |
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| Bethia built a window based on a Pink Floyd album cover in January |
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