Years ago, I sold a quilt and used the funds to buy stained glass windows at an antique store in Georgia.
My father re-framed them in clear cedar and I finally put them up in their forever home. I love sunlight reflected through color, don't you!
Until then, keep stitchin' . . .
Until then, keep stitchin' . . .
15 comments:
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!
Gorgeous!
Oh those are wonderful! I love the design, fun but not to foo foo.
I have several in my home too. Your windows are lovely, btw.
Yes, beauties indeed!
Looks Gorgeous, Sandy. Will have to come visit. Did you get these on our trip to the antique store in Stockbridge? maw
I love them. They look great.
Those are beautiful windows and look perfect in your forever home!
They look wonderful in their new home. great designs..
love your new curtains!
The windows looks great. I wanted to thank you for the doll pattern, I am going to get her finished and gifted by the end of May (my goal) I am sure that I will use the pattern for many more lovely keepsakes. The fabrics you encluded are motivation for me to stay on task. (How can I not finish, it is part way done for me) Thanks again. cw
They are beautiful. What a perfect spot for them, and it will be such a nice memory of your father as well every time you look at them.
Wow! those are so pretty and what a neat story to go along with them. Delightful, friend. :)
Stain glass, like art, doesn't have to match. They are beautiful and work great in this space.
Your windows are beautiful. And yes, red is a neutral according to Freddy Moran.
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