this is the last stained glass window i did. It's still sitting behind a chair in the front room. Where no one can see it. I just can't get bill to make a frame for me, to hang it. I think i need to learn how to do it myself. The other option is to find old window frames and make them to fit the frame. I don't do small things. Everything is big. I'd rather do things that take 3 months rather than 3 hours. After seeing all the wonderful creations of my favorite bloggers, they are getting my creative juices flowing. Getting ready for my trip to Peru is taking all my time. When i get back , I'll be ready to get back in the swing.
I had to squeeze this picture in, of my tree peony, the plant is loaded with these blooms. They are huge too. As big as my hand, wide.
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Your stained glass piece is absolutely gorgeous! I have only done stained glass and cement. I would love to learn how to do a stained glass panel sometime. I could stay in my little workshop for hours and I am fortunate to have a laser bandsaw (I splurged last October)and a grinder which you would think it would give me the push to put together a pattern, but I guess I just stick with what I know. Someday, I will get brave. The Peony Tree, is that really like a tree. Those flowers are so pretty. Bet they smell wonderful too! Thanks for visiting my blog. When do you leave for Peru? Have a great trip!
Simply Stunning! You are very tallented, and I know all about "getting our stuff done" My husband is a auto body guy, I have my "Monster Truck" in his shop waiting for a paint job (play boy pink} going on 14 years... Sore subject...
'til next time,
Barb { waiting for pinky} C.
Girl, you just amaze me, what a beautiful work of art...can't wait to see it in a frame...COME ON BILL!!!! For as long as I've known you, you've never done any small projects and everything you have done is FAB>>>if only everyone could visit your wonderful artists' cottage, they would walk away in awe...can't wait to hear all about the trip too, I hear they may be closing it down or limiting the amount of people that go there, like everything else, we humans are such a destructive over-baring bunch...not us though, right!!! Ha!
See ya Sista...
just beautiful! I love your work and blog.. always fun and interesting... have a wonderful trip... take lots of pics to share and look for gourds.. Peruvian gourd art... very highly regarded in the gourd world...lucky you!
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