Stain Glass & Wood Patterns
Patterns for Stain Glass, Mosaic or Intarsia
Canary - This bird is a very simple pattern, as you can see we enhanced it with a wire cage.
Cats In A Bay Window with Mt Rainer -
This is a somewhat elaborate pattern with the mountain in the background. It would also be an attractive piece if the background were a forest or flower garden.
Hearts and Roses -
This panel calls for a frame, we added bevels to the pattern, using color in the border could change its overall appearance
Kokopelli -
This pattern we created is a simple suncatcher but with the extensive background and turning it into an oval make for a very impressive art piece, We even went so far as adding a raised inlay wood frame.
Old Fashion Snowman -
This guy is much more involved than an untrained eye would notice. He has stones embedded in the main portion. To achieve this you would need to use a separating ring saw. If one of these is unavailable you would have to place lead lines across the body.
Pattern Adjustment
There 3 methods I can think of to increase or decrease the size of a pattern:
1) Using a digital version of the pattern use one of many available graphics programs to enlarge or decrease the size.
2) Use an overhead projector and trace the pattern to a larger or smaller version.
3) Use a copier with the enlarge or decrease size function.