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Abstract Cats

These cool cats are a great sun catcher for cat lovers. They measure 8 inches high x 5 inches wide. We used a Spectrum Black/White/Clear Baroque glass for the one below. The second picture is of a grey cat. The grey cat is the first piece of stained glass that Flory ever made way back in 1999 in Arizona. Over the years we have made these in various cat and collar color combinations

This is the Baroque Black/White/Clear

Flory’s 1st piece of stained glass – Grey colored Abstract Cat

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Prairie Vanishing Sentinels – Saskatchewan

Over the years we have made grain elevators and using special letters we have put names and places on them at the request of our clients.

This one is the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Elevator at Mozart.

 

 

Robins it’s Springtime

Many years ago Tena one of our daughters received this Robin as a gift. We subsequently rebuilt and restored it. It’s springtime here in Alberta and we are always so happy and grateful to see hundreds of Robins return.

With a stained glass robin sun catcher one can then enjoy them year round.

 

 

Asparagus – Festival

A few years ago we attended the local Asparagus Festival in Central Alberta. For the occasion we made this stained glass Asparagus. Fresh locally grown Asparagus is so delicious, especially when grilled on a BBQ.

Edgar Farms  (www.EdgarFarms.com) will once again on June 2 & 3 – 2012 run their Asparagus Festival. They bundle their fresh daily cut Asparagus with blue elastics which is why we have the blue on our stained glass sun catcher.

 

 

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.