The stained glass designs offered here have the following general features illustrated in
the Design 100 - Sketch below:
Lead came for interior lines, except for flowers as noted below.
Floral designs usually have the flower section done with copper foil and solder, to better show the smaller pieces, instead of lead came.
Zinc came, for added strength, for the outer border.
Brass hanging hooks.
Attached hanging chain.
Glass cement applied around came, except where noted for bevel hangings.
Glass polish applied prior to shipping.
Cleaning instructions included with each piece.
Additional features available at extra cost include:
Some custom glass colors may result in a price increase. See information on the
Spectrum Art Glass page.
Hardwood framing; red oak, walnut, cherry or mahogany are available. Framing charges
are usually $5 to $10 per foot depending on wood species and size. I make the framing
directly from unfinished wood stock myself.
Photos of some stained glass design features.
On the Left: Solder, at the intersection of the lead came lines, should be
just a drop of solder on the came.
In the Center: The brass hanging hook, used when the outer edge is just the
zinc came. It is securely soldered to the zinc frame.
On the Right: I make my wood frames myself. The photo shows an oak frame stained
with Minwax Provincial stain and coated with a low luster polyurethane protective coat.
This frame is for a small hanging and uses a brass side hook. Larger hangings use a brass
screw eye that is positioned on the top of the frame about 1.5" in from the edge.
The stained glass designs offered here have the following general features illustrated in
the Design 100 - Sketch below:
