Danielle had some medical issues during this period but when she felt well enough she got some work done in her glass shop. All of these works were done with lead came.
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Danielle replaced the temporary stained glass in the bedroom with some
nicer panels. (You can click on the image below for a enlarged view.)
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Danielle made this for our daughter and her husband. (Click on the image for an enlarged image.) |
| This is a dragonfly. This was Danielle's first work with copper wire
overlays. The legs are off the glass with only the feet attached on the lead came. The wing
and body veining wires lay on top of the glass. This piece was donated to a benefit action.
(Click on the image for an enlarged image.) |
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During this period, Danielle worked on two Seattle Seahawks panels.
She had to repair the original panel for our grandson, Tony, after some of its glass
cracked when it accidentally dropped.
She also made a new one that was donated to a silent auction. (Click on the image for an enlarged image.) |
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Danielle built this reduce size replica of the Judas church window
for the pastor. He had told her that it was his favorite.
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The candles the church used were nearly burned out so Danielle built this set of 5 Advent candles.
There is one for each Sunday in the Advent season plus Christ candle for Christmas Eve. They are about 4 inches
square of varying heights and sit on black, wooden stands. They are lit by battery candles so there is no smoke from the
flames to discolor the glass.
Click the image on the left for a larger view. Below one sees the entire set on the left and the Christ candle on the right. |
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