Stained glass oak tree - redone
I finally completed the rework of the oak tree project that I started back in may. The color choices weren’t working for me, so I redid much of the glass. I think the textured lead worked out well.
I finally completed the rework of the oak tree project that I started back in may. The color choices weren’t working for me, so I redid much of the glass. I think the textured lead worked out well.
They’re finally done. It’s been ages since I fooled with autocad, but it turned out fine. These are the base images that I started with - they always require a little fiddling.
The PDFs for window1, window2 and the gate.. The gate is cedar, frame and panel construction. Obviously, you’d flip ‘em around so there would be two. The stained glass pattern (there are two in the PDF; cut one up for the glass, leave the other as a base to build on) is sized to fit in the gate, with 1/4″ molding. I’ll use brads, and they will have to be brass, or else they will stain. Ceder does awful things when it comes in contact with iron - big black streakies.
Forgive the crappy formatting.
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