When we chose our first set of kitchen cabinets 24 years ago, we incorporated a custom stain glass window of a potted geranium, which I designed, into the corner cabinet. However, when we remodeled the kitchen a few years ago, we eliminated this feature.
But rather than discard the stain glass window, I attached a chain and it now hangs in our sunroom where the natural light is able to illuminate the design on a sunny day.
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The window is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to save a special piece. I love the idea. Just gorgeous. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteyou just gave me a bit of inspiration.. I want so much to do the window by my front door...
ReplyDeletebeautiful job!
sandy
http://thewondersofdoing.blogspot.com/
That was a good idea. It is really very pretty and you can see it so much better now. The sun really highlights it. :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
So glad you saved it and found it a new spot. A great piece of stained glass should always have a good home. Jane F.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented!! My Mom loves doing stain glass... I have so much respect for the focus & concentration that it takes. You go girl!!! It really looks fantastic.
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Becca @ Inspired Gifts
http://inspiredgiftsblog.blogspot.com
Your sun room is gorgeous. the stained glass is too and is in the perfect place to show off the beauty. a good decision.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Jeanne
That was a great idea. I love how it looks in your window.
ReplyDeletevery delightful pieces.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! It would have been a shame to throw out such a lovely piece.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I'm glad you saved it.
ReplyDeleteJanet
Beautiful! It looks like it was made for your sunroom.
ReplyDelete-Ann Marie
Very nice! I work with stained glass too, it's great to see you enjoy it in a new space!
ReplyDeleteThe red in the window goes well with your red walls. I hopped over from NTT.
ReplyDeleteI'm stopping by from NTT. What a wonderful idea - and roses, too!
ReplyDeleteThe red color of the roses really stand out against the light...Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Stopping by from NTT.
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful in there
*hugs*deb
What a fabulous idea to re-use your beautiful art...luv how it looks on the door!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
What a smart way to recycle. It looks very pretty in the window...I think even better than in the cabinet. Great choice.
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