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My name is Frankie Beckiwth and I live in a small quiet community in Central TX. I learned the art of stained glass in 2004 when I took an intensive boot-camp style 2 week class at Aanraku Studios, near San Francisco. Jeffrey Castaline (owner), along with many folks at the studio taught me well. The image of the windmill was my first project. It is 538 pieces of mostly Spectrum & Youghiogheny glass. I will never sell this panel because it shows what someone with no knowledge can do after two weeks at Aanraku Studios.
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frankierozelle comment on Chick-a-dee & Hibiscus
June 25, 2017

Very kind; thank you. I'd love to see what you made. If you'd like, send photo to [email protected] @cec4321

frankierozelle comment on Belcastel France
May 26, 2013

of course, I meant 'Is this your own pattern?' sorry for the typo. I'd really like to make this if you will please let me know. thanks

frankierozelle comment on Belcastel France
May 26, 2013

it this your own pattern? If not, will you please tell me where you got it? thanks

frankierozelle comment on Flowers with Butterflies
January 4, 2013

this is very nice! But the photo is blurry. will you please tell me where you got this pattern? thank you. rozelle

frankierozelle comment on A round of Texas Wildflowers
July 19, 2012

Absolutely beautiful. Wish I knew how to do this sort of glass. all the best, Frankie

frankierozelle comment on Vertiglo
April 17, 2012

of your work on display, I don't think I could pick one as my favorite. They are all so beautiful and wonderfully creative. I work in Stained Glass, though I do not consider myself an artist; that 'vision' for me just does not exist. I do admire what your ability and wish I had a 10% of your talent and imagination. Blessings, Frankie

frankierozelle comment on For Melinda
March 12, 2012

I apologize for the late response, MrsJake. For this particular panel, it was not necessary to use my saw. Most the time I do not use it. I have found that if a piece requires cutting with a saw, it has a more likely chance of breaking. The panel I am currently working on - I used my saw on a few pieces and I'm sorry I made this panel! It has some very deep curves that have been difficult to foil. Oh well...live and learn. all the best, Frankie

frankierozelle comment on Lighthouse
January 27, 2012

@elainey84 you are kind. And here I've been thinking 'in 7 years, this is all I have to show?' I work at a snails pace as I too have a disability. But I keep plugging away, most of the time joyfully. Next up: mosaics! Be well and thank you.

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joined:Jan 09, 2012
location:Woodway, TX US
display name:frankierozelle