Stained Glass Patterns and Tips from GlassSorcery.com

Here is a little woodland bunny stained glass pattern to remind you that Spring really is here, though it may still be cold.

This pattern falls into at least two and maybe three of the most popular categories in the pattern poll: plants & flowers, animal kingdom, and, if I stretch it, fantasy & anime. (Just imagine this rabbit can talk or the toadstools are magical. Hmm, I could even call it a landscape . . .)

The Woodland Bunny Stained Glass Pattern is available in a color jpg, a black & white jpg, and in the Glass Eye 2000 format.

I used Spectrum glass primarily for the color jpg display, with a couple each of Armstrong and Bullseye selections. See the pattern link for the exact glass.

Have fun and enjoy this pattern!

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What kind of bee is guaranteed not to sting?
A stained glass bee.

For this bee stained glass panel you will paint the eye. The legs and antenna are indicated by dotted lines. Paint the legs and antenna or make them out of wire.

The pattern lists glass color suggestions. Our color version is done entirely in Spectrum glass. Spectrum glass is consistent in texture and color so it is easy to cut and work with.

Use your imagination to come up with a bright & vivid or muted & soft stained glass flower.

The Bee on Flower stained glass pattern is available in a black & white jpg and in the Glass Eye 2000 format.

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Here is a butterfly fan lamp pattern to remind you that spring is on the way. This pattern is in both the Animal Kingdom and Plants & Flowers categories.

The legs and antenna, indicated by dashed lines, are tinned copper wire with black patina.

I suggest that you choose bright, cheerful colors of translucent opalescent glass.

The butterfly fan lamp stained glass pattern is available in black & white jpg and Glass Eye 2000 format. The pattern also has glass recommendations and a color jpg.

Enjoy!

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Here is a free stained glass flower pattern of blue Columbine flowers.

Columbine is a perennial herb of the genus Aquilegia.

Columbine petals are usually blue, red, lavender, or yellow.

The lavender Columbine is the state flower of Colorado.

All of these color possibilities give you many choices when you select your glass.

Use this link for the Columbine stained glass pattern in .jpg and Glass Eye 2000 (.eye) format.

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Here is a clematis flower stained glass pattern.
This pattern was updated and improved on January 27, 2007.

Clematis is a deciduous flowering vine that grows well here in Spokane, WA. It is hardy and takes well to the neutral soil of the inland Northwest.

Petal colors range from white or cream, to pink, lavendar, blue, purple, and all shades in between. Have fun selecting your favorite colors of glass for this panel.

Use this link to access the pattern in both the black and white jpg and Glass Eye 2000 format.