You Want the Scoop? Here are the details. All of these designs are ones I created this week.

In the last post, you saw photos of groups of stained glass items I made this week. All of these designs are ones I created this week. (All except the blue star. The star is not my design. All the rest are my designs.)

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Here are some photos of individual pieces. I photographed most of them with the sky behind and a flash of light hitting them from the front. The flash showed the silver color of the solder, but it also made some of the glass look like it has white flecks on it. I’m posting these anyway, because overall, I’m pleased with how they look.

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Ten Original Rainbow Suncatchers

Three Angels

There are more angels in waiting, but these are the only ones I’ve finished so far.

Five More Glass and Mirror Suncatchers

Seven Fun-Filled Days At Mom and Pop’s Stained Glass Camp

Due to circumstances beyond my control, I have a lot of time on my hands. This week, without the usual responsibilities, I had the opportunity to spend a week at Mom and Pop’s Stained Glass Camp.

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There really is no such place, not that I know of, but it seems a fun way to describe a week visiting family. I really had almost nothing to do other than eat, sleep, visit and work on stained glass pieces.

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It was fun! Here’s what I did:

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…. more photos to come soon!

Travel Back In Time With Me, If You Will, To Three Weeks Ago

You’ve already seen the suncatchers I made in the week prior to June 1, 2008. The week before that, the one we’re visiting now, was the week of the return to glass (for the 1st time since last summer).

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In that week, I made five stars of gluechip glass. I made two beveled candleholders (for tiny candles). And, I made four suncatchers of mirrored pieces. These are the glass items in the photos below.

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Rainbows, Sunlight and Blue Water

I took this picture 10 days ago by a friend’s pool. I am still marveling at the beauty of colored glass between sunlight and water.

(Click the photo to see a larger, prettier view. I’m glad my teacher pushed me into making this piece. I never tire of looking at it and looking for new ways to view it.)

http://dhconcerts.wordpress.com/2007/09/30/rainbows-sunlight-and-blue-water/

http://dhconcerts.wordpress.com/2007/05/16/my-2nd-stained-glass-piece/

Deb’s House Concerts

Blue Star * Clear Star

12-point stars made with 12 diamond-shaped pieces of glass, copper foil method, clear star is glue chip glass, blue star is water glass

http://dhconcerts.wordpress.com/2007/06/14/my-first-two-glass-stars/

Deb’s House Concerts

Rainbow Colors and Bevels in the Morning Sun

Rainbow colored ‘water glass’, 4 bevels, straight-line cuts, copper foil method

http://dhconcerts.wordpress.com/2007/09/30/rainbows-sunlight-and-blue-water/

http://dhconcerts.wordpress.com/2007/05/16/my-2nd-stained-glass-piece/\

Deb’s House Concerts