Order of the Eastern Star – Poinsettia Gift Items 2023

These two Poinsettia Items were made as Flory’s personal gifts and given out in June 2023 at The Order of Eastern Star Grand Chapter.

They measured 4 inches by 5 inches.

Design by Suzanne Cooper from her Stained Glass Pattern Book Simply Christmas

Order of Eastern Star – Lily – Alberta Rose – Montana Bitterroot Gifts 2023

In 2023 we made these 4 items which were commissioned gifts for the Order of the Eastern Star.

The Alberta Rose measures approximately 6 inches wide by 7 inches high. The border was a clear crackle glass.

The following Pink Lily Flower is about 5 inches wide by 6 inches high

We made 2 of these Montana State Flowers, the Bitterroot, which measure 6 x 6 inches.

Alberta Rose Design by Flory & Bob Wilkins

Lily Design by Nataliia Stained Glass

Montana Bitterroot Design by Carolyn Kyle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blue Bells Fall 2022

This Blue Bell circle was another gift we made this past fall. The circle measures approximately  7 inches in diameter and this circle has open spaces in it and the circular glass was OGT’s Crackle. A brass edging completed the piece with fine silver chain attached for hanging.

Designed by Marianne Crivellaro from Glass Patterns Quarterly

Poinsettia Fall 2022

This Poinsettia was made as a gift. It measured approximately 7 inches wide by 5 inches high. We used OGT Red Waterglass, Green 329.6 and some scrap yellow for the center.

Pattern by Suzanne Cooper from her Stained Glass Pattern Book Simply Christmas

 

Iris Panel Restoration December 2021

This restoration was done for a family whose mother’s name was Iris. They had obtained this beautiful Iris panel a number of years ago to honor her. Unfortunately the original stained glass artist had not made a secure enough frame and the panel eventually fell and was broken. The panel measured approximately 21.5 inches high by 23.5 inches wide.

After completing the restoration we surrounded the panel with 1/2 inch zinc came, complete with hanging rings and chain.

The next photo shows the broken panel. We overlaid the broken panel with white freezer paper and then did a rub to obtain a pattern to work from for the restoration.

Original artist unknown

 

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