Showing posts with label stained glass patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stained glass patterns. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Easter Egg For The Kids and Grandkids

Just a fun little Easter project to cheer everyone up. Click on the Easter Egg to reach the pattern page.

easter egg

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

April Fool....

This year I produced 21 versions of a pattern for a circle! There was a pattern for the moon, an orange, a wet telescope lens, a golf ball, an amber bead, a hockey puck an aluminium pie plate a ball of yarn and even a lime Jell-O mound... all just circles. I hope everyone realized it was April Fool...

Below is a screen shot of the prank.

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Poppy Seed Heads - Victorian Style

Here is a simple glass painting pattern in a formal Victorian style, yet inspired by nature. The poppy seed heads are an unusual subject with understated grace.

Click on the image to reach the pattern page:

Friday, March 23, 2012

Maybe The Last of Jane Burden Morris?

This COULD be the last. I don't know. I don't know if I can stop myself if I come across another photograph. I confess to be in the process of making a 3D clay figure of her. The clay is drying right now, it should be ready in a few weeks. I will post pictures when she's done.

Click on the image to reach the pattern page:

Jane Burden Morris

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Jane Burden Morris... Another One!

I still haven't exhausted the subject. I am working on two more. This is the first of a new trio:

Click on the image to reach the pattern page:

Jane Burden Morris

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Glass Cactus Garden for Your Windowsill

Visit the SPECIAL PROJECT PAGE on chantal-stainedglasspatterns.com for an assortment of exotic cacti and succulents to place in a clay pot and feature on the windowsill. Knobs can be made by dropping solder without flux on the cleaned leaned lines, and spines can be made with wire or other creative means.

Monday, March 12, 2012

Painted Glass Suncatchers

Scroll down this page of painted glass suncatchers to find a new series of cartoon animals with a modern graphic touch. These patterns require fired paints. Consider the patterns suggestions, and use grisailles, matte, enamels and silver stain to your heart's content.

If you use Art Of Stained Glass's Online Pattern Resizer and Printer, the circles in the patterns should print in a consistent size from one pattern to the next. ART OF STAINED GLASS provides glass painting instructions.

Monday, March 5, 2012

Victorian Stained Glass Patterns

Click here for the pattern page for Victorian Botanical Stained Glass Patterns

I just finished a series of stained glass patterns inspired by Victorian aesthetics, featuring some of the botanicals that were popular in illustration and graphic arts at later periods (arts & craft movement and art nouveau), such as waterlilies, cyclamens, arrowhead, snowdrops, climbing gourds and nasturtium. I blended the styles and eras a little, I hope the results are pleasing.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

A Series of Medallion Portraits of Jane Burden Morris

LINK: Glass Painting Patterns of Jane Burden Morris

Here are several glass painting patterns that a great for practicing line tracing, inspired by nineteenth century photographs of Jane Burden Morris. I like those photographs because it's nice to see what was considered a great beauty in the days before heavy makeup and plastic surgery *wink*.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Best way to find stained glass patterns on the internet!

FIND-stained glass patterns now has a new look. In the next few months, I will be adding thumbnails of my patterns next to the links in each separate topical category.



This will result in a more efficient user experience.

A few years ago, I toiled for weeks to create this listing of individual pattern links in topical categories. I was the first to do this - because it was a monumental amount of work. Now, many webmasters have taken this work and re-copied the code in their own websites. There is still one thing that cannot be stolen; that is, for me to add thumbnails of my own patterns, which only I can do, being the copyright owner. Furthermore, as I create a disproportionate amount of free stained glass patterns on the web, the majority of the links do feature thumbnails.

I am committed that FIND-stained glass patterns remain the best and most up-to-date individual pattern listing on the internet. As an online pattern publisher, FIND-stained glass patterns is always the first to be updated, as I am the first to know what pattern I just published.

Enjoy!

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Willow Tea Room

As promised earlier, I will be creating a series of architectural door insets. Below is one inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh's in the Willow Tea Room. The original doors are in an irregular shape, I have altered them to fit in standard dimensions and proportions of 22" x 64".

willow tea room

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Follow Chantal's Stained Glass Patterns on FB

If you are a Facebook afficionado, you might enjoy receiving notifications of new patterns on your wall. These notifications are accompanied by a thumbnail.

Simply FAN Chantal's Stained Glass Patterns and you will see the new patterns appear on your wall.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Michael Jackson & Farrah Fawcett

Thriller was his best album.





Farrah Fawcett was, by all accounts, a beautiful person inside and out.



Friday, January 23, 2009

Michelle and Barack Obama's Inaugural Dance

This pattern is too large to feature here, but since it's very topical, I thought I might drop a note about it!

The pattern can be found at Michelle and Barack Obama's Inauguration Dance.

Below is a color preview: