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Here is a small window that I just finished a few weeks ago measuring 14 inches wide x 11 inches tall without the frame. I made this window using all Uroboros glass, most of it from the 1970's. It is copper foiled with black patina. I don't use a lightbox, so the hardest part of this window for me was trying to get the dirt to look like dirt. It was both a fun and frustrating little project, but it came out very nice and now hangs in part of my livingroom window.
joined: | Mar 25, 2009 |
location: | Sioux Falls , SD US |
display name: | MBalakStudios |
Pamdaubersmith
Sunday, February 21, 20211 Post
I love your work! I d like to request your permission to try to use this in the punk in patch pattern. My good friend loves pumpkins and I d like to make it for her. Would that be ok with you? Thanks!
MBalakStudios
Friday, March 8, 201336 Posts
@MrsJake I would have a hard time dealing with a broken arm too. Actually, I got this pattern from a friend. He found it somewhere and enlarged it but never got around to building it, so I asked if I could give it a go and he said 'take it'. I always love building windows from things in nature and usually build from my own enlarged photographs, but I really liked this garden scene and knew it would make for a great window with the right glass. It was a fun project.
MrsJake
Thursday, March 7, 201394 Posts
hi michael :) i don't think i physically need the pattern, i should be able to just redraw it but i wanted your permission. if i have any problems though...i'll let you know! in case you haven't noticed i'm going threw withdrawals :)
MBalakStudios
Wednesday, March 6, 201336 Posts
@MrsJake Sorry to hear you broke your arm, MrsJake. I would be happy to let you have the pattern, as I won't be using it again. Just let me know when you are ready for it. Michael.
MrsJake
Wednesday, March 6, 201394 Posts
thank you for responding michael. i'm out of commission for a few weeks..broke my arm, but when i'm back in action would you mind if i used your pattern?
MBalakStudios
Tuesday, March 5, 201336 Posts
@MrsJake Thank you, MrsJake. That is a nice compliment coming from such a fine glass artist as yourself. I worked hard at trying to get that dirt just right, and I am always overly fussy what glass I choose and cut for each piece. I am glad it shows. In person the window has that great dark old Tiffany plated window look to it except without the plating. Michael.
MrsJake
Tuesday, March 5, 201394 Posts
THE DIRT LOOKS GREAT :) EXCELLENT CHOICE OF GLASS IN THE WHOLE PIECE!
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