QuiltnNan

all very lovely, especially the duck. my mom did stained glass so i know how involved that can be

Linnie

Beautiful work

barri1

They are very pretty.. I gave up stained glass, and took up quilting instead.. I was living in a studio apt, and stepped on a glass chip once too often.. I donated all my supplies, and grinder to someone that appreciated them..
Barri

vwquilting

I love stained glass. I would never attempt it because of the glass slivers. Kudos to you.

TanyaL

When you need to sand the edges of your glass, how do you keep the glass dust off of your fabric?

Rubesgirl

I put my glass grinder inside a portable sandblasting box, so I can grind away and no glass dust gets out.

Monroe

I love your work. A few years ago I acquired some boxes of stained glass scrap and a grinder, but still haven't made any of the mosaics I'd dreamed of. Someday.....

quiltpd

What a great job you have done on those pieces !

SunlitenSmiles

leaded glass and slumped/fused glass (kiln) have given up on the molten glass (paperweights, beads) the torch work also as it is rough on my eyes even with the protective lenses.........my children think i am safer quilting.

my fabric stash is softer (and in the house) than my glass stash (garage) passion for color is in my brain

StarofMoonDancer

Oh Wendy these are beautiful. I love stained glass. Makes you happy especially when the sun shines through.
Wish I had more pieces. I would love to have one that makes a rainbow to show the promise God made after
the flood. Love the way the colors flow.
You are good.
Thanks for sharing.
Star