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Third but not least, the Waterfall Window panel. Sue gets the colors just perfect once again! |
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Maureen Cuddy's Blessing Angel is judiciously clad in pastel baroque glass, and framed in beautiful sky blue. |
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Ghislaine Vary from Beloeil, Quebec, made the Dracula Orchid - Note the judicious use of the grain of the glass to give the frame a diagonal motion. You may see more of Ghislaine's art on her website Aladin Vitrail. |
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This is Joy Sweet's Scottish Fold - The pattern was made as a special request. Bold colors are great, but sometimes understatement works even better! The cool white and grey are the perfect frame for the cat's green eyes. |
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Laura Weeks adapted the Fox and Mouse pattern - she removed the mouse and kept only the fox. She says she'd been looking for a fox pattern forever! Incredibly, this was her first panel. Kudos for tackling some Youghiogheny stipple glass, and choosing such vibrant colors! |
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Joy rushed to produce the Hula Dancerisn't she pretty against the background of the Hawaiian coast! Joy's trademark decorative solder adds a special zing. |
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I love Kristal's Woodland Waterfall, she chose a most ambitious pattern! The subtle shading in the waterfall is just superb, and the waterglass, yummy! |
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Gail Colbert chose the Calla Lillies to brighten her bathroom window. The wall around it is a bold drak blue, setting the panel's rich colors to great advantage. |
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Bill Jamiesons's Quiet Angel shows great taste in colors. The aubergine dress, the amber hair, off-white iridescent border, and rippled clear wings is a perfect combination. Even the fence and house in the background look classy! |
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Scott Gryder's Sugar Shack turned out just perfect. Gotta love the rich blue shadows on the snow! Sweet... |
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Congratulations to Lydia Deering for her Dragonfly Fairy! A nice variety of textured earth tones is beautifully offset by blue baroque glass. Perfect choice for the wings, for its texture and iridescence! |
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Josée used gorgeous glass for the Bass pattern, and emphasized the eye with an amber glob. The copper patina is just the thing. Great job! |
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Paula simplified the Cardinal in the Snow pattern, in order to higlight that beautiful fracture streamer glass. The bird is the perfect red! Congratulations. |
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Kevin Keur added a chimney to the 3D Gingerbread House pattern, installed it on an oak base and lit it from within. The jellybean roof looks yummy! Two views, front and back. |
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