Stained glass patterns, sized to your window.
The classic designs, drawn to the opening you have, not the one the pattern was drawn for. Every piece numbered, full-size pages to cut from, and the glass to buy.
Your opening
Three palettes of real glass on every pattern: amber and clear for Arts and Crafts houses, jewel tones for Victorian ones, sea glass for cottages. Pick one on any pattern and the glass list follows it.
Drawn to the opening you have.
Most patterns are drawn once, at one size. Stretch a 30 in transom pattern to 36 in and the diamonds go flat and the border goes fat. Here the design is rebuilt at your size: the border stays a border, the diamonds stay diamonds, and no piece comes out too small to cut.
Photo is an illustration of a finished panel.
What is in a pattern
The cartoon
Every piece numbered
The whole panel at a glance, each piece numbered in the order you lay it, with its glass letter.
Full-size pages
Cut straight from it
The pattern at 1:1 on Letter pages with overlap marks and a check square.
The glass list
Buy it once
Square feet of each glass with cutting waste, the foil, the solder and the came, in your palette.
$8 a pattern, at your size and in your glass.
Your opening
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TransomsThe window over the front door or between rooms: long and low. Prairie borders, diamonds, sunbursts and geometric panels at the size of your opening. -
Half-round transomsThe fan window over a door. Sunburst rays from a hub at the bottom, drawn to your width. -
SidelightsThe tall narrow glass beside a front door: privacy and light at once. -
Cabinet doorsGlass for the opening in a cabinet door frame: kitchen uppers, a hutch, a bookcase. -
WindowsA bathroom window, a stair landing, a small window you want to keep the light and lose the view. -
SuncatchersSmall panels to hang in a window. A good first project, and a good gift.
Checked before it is drawn
- No piece too small to cut or too big to hold in lead
- No sharp points that snap while you grind
- Every piece inside the opening, nothing overlapping
- The pieces cover the whole opening, sampled point by point
For glass shops
Put the pattern picker on your own site: your customers pick a pattern at their size and see the glass it takes, then buy the glass from you. Write to us.