Stained glass frames

Oak Frame Packs contain two pieces of unfinished 1" or 1-3/8" oak frame stock. Each piece of framing is miter cut, drilled, and countersunk to accept the tempered Phillips head screws and wood plugs for the screw holes. The wood is sanded and ready to finish. The frames assemble quickly to produce a sound solid frame. The measurement options are for your PANEL SIZE. If you have a custom size, please see our custom framing page for pricing. 1 Frame Pack + 1 Frame Pack = one complete…

Chippaway Art Glass creates stained glass windows and stained glass birds. Kits are also available to create your own stained glass dragons, dragonflies, butterflies, and birds.

<p>Do away with boring and plain windows and opt for vertical stained glass panels. Crafted with multiple pieces of colored glass, these panels feature interesting designs that will surely delight you. Add to that, the illumination from the natural light outside creates a stunning effect on your space. From intricate ones with curved designs to rectilinear patterns, here are some of the best panels that will surely elevate your windows and doors.</p>

I took down the curtains and added two gorgeous mosaic stained glass windows.I know what you want to ask me!"Bryan, did you buy these from a cathedral or pluck…

These Picture Frames are made with stained glass supports attached to the back. You can request a custom color or design.

Anyone who has followed this blog for any length of time knows we LOVE sun catchers or anything pretty and sparkly in a window. :-) A year and a half ago, we worked on a faux stained glass project with black glue and permanent markers. The girls' projects have been hanging in my kitchen window over the sink ever since. I decided it was time for something new to look at. :-) We had a teacher workshop (no school) day at the end of February, and inspired by this post at Play at Home Mom, I…

Wood and Stained Glass Window: I recently purchased a house in a particularly foggy part of San Francisco. Since the move I have been dreaming up ways to add color and light to our space. I came up with the idea of making a large stained glass window for the front of the house. …

Given my poor track record with soldering (I have a tendency to solder my hair to my work), it's probably better that these stained glass pieces are held together with epoxy glue. Fashioned from an upcycled picture frame, each piece is different! The one on the left (rainbow) has found a permanent home with us but a similar piece can be made upon request. The green/champagne/clear frame is just over 5"x7" and is $5.00. SOLD! The orange/purple/blue frame is 7.5"x9.5" and is $7.00. The…

stained glass mirror with light