No longer merely for church windows or hippie hangouts, stained-glass windows or doors are now used in many homes to add a wash of color-tinted sunlight to a stairway, hall, or foyer. But there are less traditional uses too. Free-hanging antique stained glass can add privacy to a bathroom design, while a panel built of colored Depression glassware doubles as a decorative privacy curtain for the bathroom or anywhere.
Stained Glass...No longer merely for church windows or hippie hangouts, stained-glass windows or doors are now used in many homes to add a wash of color-tinted sunlight to a stairway, hall, or foyer. But there are le...Christmas Cookies...Christmas cookies look festive, smell delicious, taste great, and keep little hands busy. Giving Christmas cookies is almost as much fun as making.or receiving.them. There are hundreds of different ty...Eco-Cleaning 101...Are you looking for easy ways to lessen your ecological footprint? One way is to clean your home using green cleaning products. It’s simply a matter of choice. If you’re going to buy laund...10 Easy Ways to be Clean and Green...Looking for easy ways to lessen your ecological footprint? One easy way is to clean your home using “green” cleaning products. It’s simply a matter of choice. You’re going to b...Before & After: Our Stained Glass Window...the pre-window phase, jump below for after
See that wall? This is where we installed that stained glass panel (see our bedroom before & after post). Some of you guys had some questions about how we c...See More Articles about Stained Glass
Time Lapse Stained GlassA time lapse video of a stained glass window being glazed at Beyer Studio in Philadelphia by Chris Thompson. The glazing took 12 hours, and then a few more hours for cementing and bars....
Brunswick Outdoor Arts Festival lures another strong turnoutThe Times RecordMonday 18th August 2008BRUNSWICK ? Crowds flocked to view artists' works displayed on Maine Street Saturday as part of the second annual Brunswick Outdoor Arts Festival. Approximately 60 artists graced Maine Street with their works. More than half the artists from last year's inaugural festival returned this year.
News in briefOnalaska Community LifeMonday 18th August 2008Here are a selection of brief news items from this week's paper edition, and possibly a few news briefs that didn't make it in the paper.
