Stained glass window

[alan morrison]

Mark James posted a photograph of a similar looking pen about 3 years ago on IAP forum which I was most impressed with and always wanted to attempt something like it.
I've already told him that I would be copying his plan.
This was also my first attempt at a Gluboost finish.

 

[flexi]

That's a lovely piece of timber on its own, but further embellished with all that work.... Stunning mate, especially with those colour combinations

 

[alan morrison]

That's a lovely piece of timber on its own, but further embellished with all that work.... Stunning mate, especially with those colour combinations

Thanks a lot, Mark. The timber is a bit of Elm I cut up earlier this week.

 

[Penpal]

Knights of old were also bold ,love it.

Peter.

 

[Tony.]

Really like it Alan. I imagine that required a lot of planning.

 

[alan morrison]

Really like it Alan. I imagine that required a lot of planning.

Tony, the actual design is a lot easier to construct than I first thought. Mark James has documented his process on the IAP forum which helped a lot. The stained glass and cross are 4 pieces of spectraply and the cross 3 pieces of offcuts.
The window is made with 3 layers of veneer inserted into an area cut with a hole saw.

Alan

 

[Geoff Kent]

That is a stunner.Well done.

 

[Bill Mooney]

That’s a stunner Alan.

 

[Garno]

I would not of thought something like that was even possible. It really looks good.