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Let the light shine in - the slanted edges of the bevels refract light into a rainbow of colors
Great Ideas for Your Cabinets and Windows Give your kitchen an upgrade with art glass windows, backsplash tiles and cabinet doors. Anna Verbsky Sagami brings you exciting new ideas for the kitchen, featuring simple and elegant designs. Themes range from Contemporary to Prairie to Southwest to Victorian. Patterns will show you how to create wonderful effects with textured, beveled, fused, etched, and painted glass elements. There's even a section on designing your own tile borders, great for kitchen back splashes. This book is a best seller. Images from book. Artist and author Anna Verbsky Sagami. Song bird cabinet door by artist Michelle McDowell.
Go Wild with Animal Bevel Clusters. This Orca looks majestic with it's dark gray and clear bevels. Cluster measures 14" x 9". 11 pieces total. Cluster shown finished in a stained glass panel. Image courtesy of Glassmith Studios. Delphi Tip Always lay out bevel clusters on pattern before cutting glass to adjust for small differences.
How to Use Bevel Clusters to Create Beautiful Beveled Glass Windows Step 1 Draw the perimeter lines to define the outer border and then divide the area into quarters. Step 2 Center Motif - using the center point as the reference, place bevel cluster in the center of your pattern. Step 3 Border and Corners - position the corner and/or border bevels 1" to 2" from the outer border. Step 4 Trace around each bevel, numbering the pattern and the bevel. Divide the background with grid lines. Use square, rectangles or diamonds.
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