 Here is a beautiful silent film that shows the making of a stained glass window. This film was produced in co-operation with James Powell and sons. Watch it for a few seconds, and then I'm sure you'll be drawn in to see it right to the end! CommentsSun, 02 Mar 2008 17:38:13 Thanks for visiting and commenting on my blog. I certainly have enjoyed reading yours. I do love stained glass! Tue, 04 Mar 2008 09:58:08 That video is wonderful! When I lived in Ohio I took a trip to a glass shop, where they make art marbles, in the NW portion of the state. I can tell you I was mesmerized! What talent and skill it takes to make such beautiful objects of art. Thanks for having this on your blog! Tue, 04 Mar 2008 13:17:11 I loved that video clip, so much great information. Thanks again for sharing it in your blog! Leave a Reply |  Al and Caroline have over 25 years combined experience designing and handmaking fine jewelry and restoring antique and period jewelry. One project involves designing and creating a collection inspired by stained glass from the late 18th century and early 19th century, including mixed media art jewelry. And most of the time there is at least one stained glass lampshade in the shop, undergoing restoration.                                      If you would like to leave a comment to a post on this page - - it's easy! Look to the right of the title, and you will see a link all in red letters. Click that, and you will be able to leave a comment. Oh, and if you try to leave a comment but this site acts kind of funky, just hit refresh and then the window should come up. Thank you very much! www.flickr.com
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