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Student Stained Glass Projects Done in 2010.
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Student Work - 2010 work - many of the pieces seen
here were designed by Jeanne and the student who built it. |
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Annette finished her pantry window. The bevel cluster sparkles and the sandblasting of the word "Pantry" turned out great. It's her very first project.. looks pretty good! |
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Bear and Amber finished panels for gifts in March. |
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In April Linda finished her Hummingbird panel. Somehow, we let her stay out of the photo. |
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Mike finished a "Flitter" panel before starting on a window based on a drawing by his young daughter. |
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Betsy Delore built a city on the hill scripture panel. She was a beginning student in 2007 when she brought several members of the family to build glass together. |
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Chuck wasn't with the family in 2007 so he came along this time and created a beautiful sailing scene. |
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Kerrie completed her first project. Blues and greens with bevels, beautiful! |
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Kent finished his panel just after Kerrie finished hers, but the photo just didn't capture his enthusiasm! |
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Kerrie built a transom for home, surrounding bevels with white glass for a very unique look. |
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A week later, Kent finished his second project. He rebuilt a window and added to it. When it was done, there were four or five of the original pieces in the window. |
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Jen finished up her June panel, in May. |
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Jenessa created her own design of a butterfly. |
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Here's Jenessa's August Panel. |
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Jen built a Flitter panel with great colors. |
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Jeni built a June panel to start. |
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Patti begged off getting her photo taken, but we did get a shot of her Flitter. |
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M J chose quite vivid colors for her August quilt block. |
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Victoria finished her June panel after she was able to get away from chauffeur duty for the kids for a few hours. |
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Colleen met Jeanne one day and started classes the next day, talk about being decisive! She liked the Lotus mandala, but thought a maple leaf would be more significant for her so she inserted a maple leaf in the center and came up with this great window. |
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Treva took an accelerated class, coming nearly everyday while her husband took paragliding classes. She finished her "Flitter" panel and had most of her second panel cut out in one session. |
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Jeni wanted to build her own design for her first panel and this is the beautiful result of her efforts. |
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Treva had her husband, Kevin help with her second panel, so he had to be in the picture as well. |
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Then on her last day of class, they each did little sand blasted squares. |
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Sandy owns The Hines Mansion and needs to learn about stained glass so we can get more in the mansion. |
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Deeann and I soldered her newest project. You can see it at our
December-January show at the Covey Center For The Arts.
You can see more of Deeanns' work by clicking here. |
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Sharee's first panel was very well constructed. She was careful and precise on every step of the way. |
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Laurel built a cherry panel that represents the June panel in her
quilt.
We started with a cherry panel in the days when we developed the stained glass quilt ..but we never built one because we replaced the design with the current one before we got to it. |
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Sandy's second panel is even better than her first. She's getting quite good at stained glass construction. |
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Sharee built a 3D candle holder as her last project. |
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Raima finished her original design of a butterfly. |
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