Three more completed!

I don't see them! :wink:

Beautiful, stunning work

Oh wow! Beautiful!

Absolutely stunning!!!

Those are too cute! I'm gonna have to try this!

Nice

beautiful!

Those look marvelous. Are they your own design or did you use patterns? I've always loved the look of stained glass.

these are beautiful

WOW - those look so realistic!!

Absolutely gorgeous!

They look beautiful.

Oh, those are beautiful. You say "three more" but I couldn't find whatever came first!
I tried my first stained glass this year and loved the process. What do you use for "leading" and where do you get it?

WOW! Great job!

Beautiful !!

each one of them is just beautiful!

Very pretty. Would you like to come for a visit? I would love to do this.

Great Work :thumbup: ...Love the colors

Gorgeous.:)

Those are simply beautiful. They look like real glass.

I love the iris!

Would a tutorial on your technique happen to be in our future? I would love to learn how to do this. Beautiful pieces !!!!

They are very pretty!!

Great job - I love those. One of these days I will attempt to do a stain glass project.

Thanks for sharing,
sherryl
candlequilter

WOW! Beautiful!

Wow! Wow! WOW!!! They are wonderful...

Beautiful.

I agree! This is definitely something I want to learn!

All three are beautiful. You've inspired me...I'm going to put stained glass on my list! Thank you for sharing.

Beautiful!

WOW wonderful !!!!

Beautiful

they are gorgeous!

Gorgeous. You chose wonderful fabrics that truly look like glass

Gorgeous. You chose wonderful fabrics that truly look like glass

Very nice!

I made these wallhangings using the method presented by Brenda Henning...The book is called "New Classics". It is really not all that complicated and the look is fantastic. You trace the pieces onto steam a seam, iron onto the fabric you want and then iron to black backing. The leading is actually the fabric from the backing showing through. Then I FMQ around the pieces and filled in with either details or meandering. I'll take a closer picture and add it to this. Brenda Henning has many pattern books using this method. If you have always wanted to do this, this is the easy way to do it. Oh, and the fabrics were purchased off of ebay. I found a shop that sold Hoffman 1895 Batiks by the fat quarter for a reasonable price and bought the ones Brenda recommends. I have enough for at least 3 or 4 more sets of these....and I still have one of poppies to finish. But, you could always improvise with fabrics from your own stash

I did a stained glass Iris Gem few months ago, and I fell in love with this kind of work. Yours looks really magnificent.

amazing! great job.