Window Address

In 2010 we were commissioned to make an address number insert for a new home in Central Alberta. The #’s were made from a dark brown Bullseye glass with clears surrounding which let in lots of light but prevent a clear view into the home from the outside.

 This picture shows the finished unit before installation in the home.

The next picture is the design as seen from inside the home, we aligned the design sections to match the internal bars inside the dual pane window.

 The 3rd picture is a view from inside the home, the address panel was put over the front door. With an elevated bi-level home the new panel also addressed issues of privacy especially during evening hours. The other opaque clears matched and complemented the existing door and side panel glass.

 

 

Fruit & Wine Still Life Panel

We enlarged and made this panel in 2003, donating it as a fund raiser to the Red Deer College, Red Deer, Alberta. This pattern is a featured free pattern on Spectrum Glass website.

Design by: Ellis Roddick

Northwind Studio Westville, Nova Scotia

Great Blue Heron Panel

Here we go again (in our In Progress section) with an ongoing construction photo gallery of this Great Blue Heron Oval Panel which we are making for a home in Toronto. The oval panel measures 18 inches wide by 28 inches high.

This is picture # 1 the start of construction

Panel designed by Mark Waterbury

Featured in Glass Patterns Quarterly Winter 1990/91

This is picture # 2

We used Spectrum’s 423-1W Pale Green/Aqua Blue Waterglass for the water and it is matched all across the design. For the bull rushes we are using a Kokomo # 59L.

“A Party for the Pachyderms”

We made and donated  2 small Elephant panels in 2006 to The Calgary Zoo’s – Zoo Gala Fund Raiser “A Party for the Pachyderms”. These 2 small panels were designed by Chantal Pare of Montreal. If you get a chance when visiting Calgary take in their world class Zoo and view their elephants in their awesome environment.

 

Designed by Chantal Pare

Designed by Chantal Pare

Rooster Panel Restoration

We repaired and refurbished this large Rooster panel for a client in Central Alberta in 2007.

 

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