The pink/yellow glass was Spectrum-Harmony S606981; Burgundy w/orange glass was Kokomo-Amber/Cerise Ruby Granite -104G; Dark Burgundy was Wismack EM 4902 or 4903?; Green glass was Spectrums dark green & Bullseye-Yellow Opal, Deep Forest Green B2121......Found my notes.....
I believe the pink glass was Spectrum glass. The red glass was a Wissmach. I basically choose the glass at my glass store by color and texture, not necessarily the brand name or color name. I could do some more research to give you the exact glass titles. Glad you liked it, it was fun to design and my client loved it also.
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Monday, March 29, 20104 Posts
The pink/yellow glass was Spectrum-Harmony S606981; Burgundy w/orange glass was Kokomo-Amber/Cerise Ruby Granite -104G; Dark Burgundy was Wismack EM 4902 or 4903?; Green glass was Spectrums dark green & Bullseye-Yellow Opal, Deep Forest Green B2121......Found my notes.....
paulahusky
Friday, March 26, 2010171 Posts
No, please don't go to that much trouble, thought you might just have it written down somewhere.
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Friday, March 26, 20104 Posts
I believe the pink glass was Spectrum glass. The red glass was a Wissmach. I basically choose the glass at my glass store by color and texture, not necessarily the brand name or color name. I could do some more research to give you the exact glass titles. Glad you liked it, it was fun to design and my client loved it also.
paulahusky
Friday, March 26, 2010171 Posts
No, that's okay, I can see it better on the other posting. Do you know what glass colors you used for the pink and red?
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Friday, March 26, 20104 Posts
I'd be glad to send you more close ups of the poinsettia window. Should I repost more close-ups for you to view?
paulahusky
Thursday, March 25, 2010171 Posts
Found the close-up in a second posting!
paulahusky
Thursday, March 25, 2010171 Posts
Beautiful work. Would love to see a close-up of the poinsetta.
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