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Artichoke
Flower- Grows wild in South Europe and is now
available as a stained glass pattern. Life is good!
Baroque
Border- Pattern may be better of printing it
and using it to trim the top of the wall paper in
your Baroque bathroom. Detail Alert!
Baroque
Shamroque- Play on the word "shamrock".
Pattern is a repeated square design by
Stained-Glass.ca.
Bougainvillea
Hexagon- Making this into stained glass may be
harder than trying to pronounce it. Inspired from
the domes of the 14th Ramadan Mosque in Iraq.
Candide-
Name given to pattern adapted from an operetta with
music composed by Leonard Bernstein.
Camellia-
Art Nouveau pattern with white camellias.
Chauve-Souris-
"The Bat". I'm working hard here but am drawing a
blank. Looks like you're on your own.
Cherry
Wood- Structure Alert! Proceed with caution.
Chippendale-
No, not what you think ladies... This is the
furniture style we're talking about.
Classical
Window- Nice example of a repeated design
option. The pattern itself has multiple direction
elements.
Clover
Charm- The second example shows 3 times the
charm if one wasn't enough for you. A bit busy
multiplied but aesthetically interesting.
Cornouiller-
"The Male Dogwood" You learn something new every
day! One of my favorite patterns in this category.
Minor structural issues can easily be fixed.
Kelmscott
Manor- Named from the limestone home of
William Morris, founder of the Arts & Crafts
Movement located in the Cotswold village of
Kelmscott, Oxfordshire, England.
Kingdom
Hearts- Contemporary styled stained glass
pattern in a square frame.
L'Arrache-Coeur-
Something that "tears your heart out" is the
English/French translation. What's the translation
to tear your hair out I wonder?
Mahogany-
Now who came along and erased all of those important
break lines? Structure Alert!
Mayan
Spaceship Window- Didn't the Mayan's also do
hallucinating drugs? One of my favorite and really
deserves the "gotta make a stained glass pattern"
for that theme award.
Palindrome-
Left to right or right to left... It really doesn't
matter where you start. It's the same.
Periwinkles-
Chantal doing what she does best... Designing
patterns your fingers can ache for. Attractive
pattern but heavily detailed.
Pillar-
I guess you might call that tall thing down the
center a pillar. Don't hold me to it though...
Protomodernist-
I confess... I had to google the title of this
pattern. I'm still confused but not half as to why
this pattern was given the name. May be an action
figure some day. Who knows?
Rococo
Revival- More than rococo will need reviving
if you decide to actually make this into stained
glass.
Rose
des Vents- English translation: "Compass
Rose". Possibly it means hodgepodge elsewhere?
Victorian
Tulip- Pattern has a Victorian garlic
highlight to balance off the tulip.
Victorian
Window #1- Stained glass pattern copied from
an antique window. Avoid butting up curves to
borders to eliminate a heavy line.
Victorian
Window #2- Looks close to the original.
Pattern still needs to address the distance needed
between the curved pieces and straight border to
work for lead.
Victorian
Window #3- Close again but falls short with a
poor line flow near the bottom and heavy vertical
bars in the center.
Victorian
Window #4- A few thin inner border structural
issues but otherwise OK.
Victorian
Window #5- A bit more attention is needed to
the center oval and how it is delicately pointed in
the original panel and lopsided lines here and
there.
Victorian
Window #6- A few chopped curves need to be
fixed. Hey... Where did that line come from in the
middle?
Victorian
Window #7- Top diamond in center is curved in
original and the oval issue is back.
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