DEBBIE BEAN STAINED GLASS

Original lead stained glass large suncatcher carefully made out of individually cut pastel stained glass pieces that were joined by soldering lead came strips and framed in zinc for sturdiness. 

Due to the nature of the glass used in creating this piece, the colors change depending on the light source. The soft pastel colors are deeper when hung on a white background but become lighter when placed in a window. 

Size - Approximately 8" H x 14.5" W

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR STAINED GLASS

Stained glass requires special care due to the artisan nature of the work. Simply dust most of the time and when needed, wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. I recommend using distilled water only as hard water could spot the glass. Don't over wet the cloth, spray the glass or allow water to leak between the glass seams. Never submerge your stained glass in liquid, use a scouring pad, steel wool or anything that contains ammonia or abrasive cleansers.

For leadwork and trays, a patina or darkening of the lead and solder is a natural part of the process. Waxing with a soft cloth can help preserve the original finish, but overwaxing copper patinas may damage the finish.

Unless specified, all stained glass pieces are intended for indoor use. If hanging outside, remove hemp cord and hang piece from jump ring or attach waterproof twine to desired length.

LEAD WARNING

Traditional stained glass contains lead in the panels. Although the risk is minimal, please be sure to keep out of the reach of children and wash your hands after handling the lead as a precautionary measure. According to Proposition 65, "This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm."

Original lead stained glass suncatcher carefully made out of individually cut pastel colored stained glass pieces that were joined by soldering lead came strips and framed in copper. 

Due to the nature of the glass used in creating this piece, the colors change depending on the light source. The soft pastel colors are deeper when hung on a white background but become lighter when placed in a window. 

Size approximately H - 4" x W - 10"

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR STAINED GLASS

Stained glass requires special care due to the artisan nature of the work. Simply dust most of the time and when needed, wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. I recommend using distilled water only as hard water could spot the glass. Don't over wet the cloth, spray the glass or allow water to leak between the glass seams. Never submerge your stained glass in liquid, use a scouring pad, steel wool or anything that contains ammonia or abrasive cleansers.

For leadwork and trays, a patina or darkening of the lead and solder is a natural part of the process. Waxing with a soft cloth can help preserve the original finish, but overwaxing copper patinas may damage the finish.

Unless specified, all stained glass pieces are intended for indoor use. If hanging outside, remove hemp cord and hang piece from jump ring or attach waterproof twine to desired length.

LEAD WARNING

Traditional stained glass contains lead in the panels. Although the risk is minimal, please be sure to keep out of the reach of children and wash your hands after handling the lead as a precautionary measure. According to Proposition 65, "This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm."

Original lead stained glass diamond carefully made out of individually cut pastel colored  stained glass pieces that were joined by soldering lead came strips and framed in zinc for sturdiness. 

Due to the nature of the glass used in creating this piece, the colors change depending on the light source. The soft pastel colors are deeper when hung on a white background but become lighter when placed in a window. 

These versatile diamonds are perfect for your home year round by hanging in your window or on the wall with the attached cord.

Size - Approximately 5" H x 7" W

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR STAINED GLASS

Stained glass requires special care due to the artisan nature of the work. Simply dust most of the time and when needed, wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. I recommend using distilled water only as hard water could spot the glass. Don't over wet the cloth, spray the glass or allow water to leak between the glass seams. Never submerge your stained glass in liquid, use a scouring pad, steel wool or anything that contains ammonia or abrasive cleansers.

For leadwork and trays, a patina or darkening of the lead and solder is a natural part of the process. Waxing with a soft cloth can help preserve the original finish, but overwaxing copper patinas may damage the finish.

Unless specified, all stained glass pieces are intended for indoor use. If hanging outside, remove hemp cord and hang piece from jump ring or attach waterproof twine to desired length.

LEAD WARNING

Traditional stained glass contains lead in the panels. Although the risk is minimal, please be sure to keep out of the reach of children and wash your hands after handling the lead as a precautionary measure. According to Proposition 65, "This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm."

Copper framed stained glass triangles strung together with waxed cord to hang on your wall or in your window.

For indoor use only

Due to the nature of the glass used in creating this piece, the colors change depending on the light source. The soft pastel colors are deeper when hung on a white background but become lighter when placed in a window. 

These versatile diamonds are perfect for your home year round by hanging in your window or on the wall with the attached cord.

approx 5" x 22"

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR STAINED GLASS

Stained glass requires special care due to the artisan nature of the work. Simply dust most of the time and when needed, wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. I recommend using distilled water only as hard water could spot the glass. Don't over wet the cloth, spray the glass or allow water to leak between the glass seams. Never submerge your stained glass in liquid, use a scouring pad, steel wool or anything that contains ammonia or abrasive cleansers.

For leadwork and trays, a patina or darkening of the lead and solder is a natural part of the process. Waxing with a soft cloth can help preserve the original finish, but overwaxing copper patinas may damage the finish.

Unless specified, all stained glass pieces are intended for indoor use. If hanging outside, remove hemp cord and hang piece from jump ring or attach waterproof twine to desired length.

LEAD WARNING

Traditional stained glass contains lead in the panels. Although the risk is minimal, please be sure to keep out of the reach of children and wash your hands after handling the lead as a precautionary measure. According to Proposition 65, "This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm."

Original lead stained glass suncatcher carefully made out of individually cut brightly colored  stained glass pieces that were joined by soldering lead came strips and framed in zinc for sturdiness. 

Due to the nature of the glass used in creating this piece, the colors change depending on the light source. The glass creates colorful shadows when placed in a window. 

Size - Approximately 8" H x 14.5" W

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR STAINED GLASS

Stained glass requires special care due to the artisan nature of the work. Simply dust most of the time and when needed, wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. I recommend using distilled water only as hard water could spot the glass. Don't over wet the cloth, spray the glass or allow water to leak between the glass seams. Never submerge your stained glass in liquid, use a scouring pad, steel wool or anything that contains ammonia or abrasive cleansers.

For leadwork and trays, a patina or darkening of the lead and solder is a natural part of the process. Waxing with a soft cloth can help preserve the original finish, but overwaxing copper patinas may damage the finish.

Unless specified, all stained glass pieces are intended for indoor use. If hanging outside, remove hemp cord and hang piece from jump ring or attach waterproof twine to desired length.

LEAD WARNING

Traditional stained glass contains lead in the panels. Although the risk is minimal, please be sure to keep out of the reach of children and wash your hands after handling the lead as a precautionary measure. According to Proposition 65, "This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm."

Original lead stained glass panel carefully made out of individually cut brightly colored stained glass pieces that were joined by soldering lead came strips and framed in zinc for sturdiness. 

Due to the nature of the glass used in creating these panels, when hung in a sunny place or near a light source, they create colorful shadows.

Size approximately H - 9" x W - 6"

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR STAINED GLASS

Stained glass requires special care due to the artisan nature of the work. Simply dust most of the time and when needed, wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. I recommend using distilled water only as hard water could spot the glass. Don't over wet the cloth, spray the glass or allow water to leak between the glass seams. Never submerge your stained glass in liquid, use a scouring pad, steel wool or anything that contains ammonia or abrasive cleansers.

For leadwork and trays, a patina or darkening of the lead and solder is a natural part of the process. Waxing with a soft cloth can help preserve the original finish, but overwaxing copper patinas may damage the finish.

Unless specified, all stained glass pieces are intended for indoor use. If hanging outside, remove hemp cord and hang piece from jump ring or attach waterproof twine to desired length.

LEAD WARNING

Traditional stained glass contains lead in the panels. Although the risk is minimal, please be sure to keep out of the reach of children and wash your hands after handling the lead as a precautionary measure. According to Proposition 65, "This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm."