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Free Stained Glass Patterns: Wreaths & Ribbons
Included on the page: Stained glass patterns for wreaths and
ribbons.
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complete endorsement of any free pattern offered.
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3D Wreath- Free stained glass pattern from the Creative Art Factory uses a
wire hoop and overlays of holly leaves and berries.
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Aids Ribbon- Round stained glass pattern offered by PDQ
Patterns.
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Breast Cancer Pattern- Ribbon inside a circular frame offered free
from PDQ Patterns.
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Breast Cancer Ribbon- Commemorating October's breast awareness
month. Free stained glass pattern requires a product review. Offered by
PDQ Patterns.
- Apple
Wreath- A stained glass wreath pattern with apples, small round
grape like fruits, random background sections and leaves. Try turning
pattern 90 degrees to the left so it doesn't look so vertically
oblong.
- Christmas
Wreath- A twisted ribbon makes up the wreath with holiday bells in
the center and a grouping of holly at the base. Free
holiday stained glass pattern available from Stained Glass Pattern
Resizer.
- Christmas
Wreath- Use as many clusters of this design and attach to a real or
artificial Christmas wreath. Free
holiday pattern from Glass Crafters.
- Christmas
Wreath with Crystal- Free stained glass pattern offered by Warner Stained Glass. Easy to do
holiday project shows using an Austrian Swarovski crystal hung
in center of pattern.
- Country
Bouquet- Free wreath stained glass pattern has dogwood flowers
along the bottom and suggests using a mirror for the center as a nice
option. Stained glass pattern designed by Alee Soderman of Valee
Studios out of Palo Alto California. A Spectrum Glass free pattern
download in PDF format.
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Cymbidium Orchids Wreath- I guess when you have exhausted your
stained glass wreath ideas this sort of works. To be fair, I would say
the artist has a deep affection to orchids.
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Easter Wreath- Three Easter eggs in a hoop with a ribbon atop this
stained glass pattern offered free from Spectrum Glass and Lisa Vogt of
"Originals in Glass" located in Tampa Florida.
- Fall
Wreath- Free stained glass pattern from Glass Crafters Stained Glass
Supplies.
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Four Seasons Wreath- Stained glass pattern has food, fruits,
flowers, sea life, the sun and moon and a few other things I couldn't
make out. Heck it even has a coconut or two and a ribbon below.
Extremely
ornate stained glass pattern by Chantal.
- Holly
Wreath- Christmas themed wreath with a big ribbon and ring of holly
leaves. Free stained glass pattern offered by Spectrum Glass and
Royalty Stained Glass of Colorado Springs, Co.
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Mothers with Aids Ribbon- Set in a circular frame from
GospelGlass.
- Ribbon-
Free pattern has a star in the center and shows a patriotic
color option as well as a yellow version. Free pattern from Glass
Crafters.
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Santa Wreath- Free stained glass pattern of a sleeping
moon Santa offered by Lisa Vogt from the book "Home for the
Holidays".
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Valentine Galore- Royalty Stained Glass and Spectrum have teamed up
to offer this free stained glass pattern with hearts arranged along a
wire frame shaped into a larger heart. Makes for a romantic wreath no
doubt!
- Wreath-
Change the colors to match the seasons or match your home decor as
suggested by the pattern creator. Stained glass pattern has an open
center with random shaped pieces surrounding the center and bordered
with looping
ribbons.
- Wreath
of Holly- Pattern from Cole
Brothers has a ribbon at the bottom and various shaped holly leaves
and berries. Adding break lines to difficult areas or lessening the
inside cuts will help with cutting.
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