XS: Charts in a stained-glass style?
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Greetings oh mighty needle-wielders....
Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold charts that
utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content ofthe design
needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
Merci buckets in advance...
Pat
Chris Braun
On 5 Mar 1997 09:21:02 -0800, Pat Thompson-Dumas (pdu...@slic.com)
wrote:
Donna Giampa has a design called "The Kiss" that shows a couple
kissing surrounded by stained glass designs -- it's very attractive, I
think. If you get The Stitchery catalog I believe it's shown in a
recent edition as a kit.
Chris
Margaret Davaz
There are also a couple *sister* charts called "Gather Ye Rosebuds" and
"While Ye May" that are a stained-glass effect. I have the two in my stash
and will likely never stitch them. If you're interested, e-mail me and I'll
describe them in more detail for you.
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: On 5 Mar 1997 09:21:02 -0800, Pat Thompson-Dumas (pdu...@slic.com)
: wrote:
:
: >Greetings oh mighty needle-wielders....
: >
: >Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold charts that
: >utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content ofthe design
: >needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
: >
: >Merci buckets in advance...
: >Pat
:
[snip]
Carole A
I've seen a chart for a Louis Comfort Tiffany stained glass piece called
'View of __________ Harbor" [sorry but I can't remember the exact title
at the moment. The colors were absolutely beautiful.
VINWALUF2
I recently finished one along this line...a cross-stitch version of the
Tiffany window "View of Oyster Bay". I believe this may be out of print,
but would be worth the hunt...gorgeous.
One thing I always wanted to do is some kind of Rose Window in
cross-stitch...anyone know of a pattern along this line? Or perhaps a
website with a good picture of one? (Time to warm up my copy of
Patternmaker....)
Melanie in Gainesville
who never had the time to learn stained glass, but loves all things
medieval....
posting on my employer's account. I can be reached at
m...@vetmed1.vetmed.ufl.edu
Anne Gwin
In article <19970306155...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
vinw...@aol.com (VINWALUF2) wrote:
> One thing I always wanted to do is some kind of Rose Window in
> cross-stitch...anyone know of a pattern along this line? Or perhaps a
> website with a good picture of one? (Time to warm up my copy of
> Patternmaker....)
>
Somebody did a gorgeous rose window over 1 for the SOXS contest...I heard
a rumor it was from a magazine...anybody know? SamIAm?
> Melanie in Gainesville
> who never had the time to learn stained glass, but loves all things
> medieval....
Good medieval patterns are hard to find. There are tons of
medievalism-inspired ones, like Wm. Morris--which are lovely, I'm not
knocking them--but for us addicts, they don't quite do it! There are a few
Lady/Unicorn ones, but they're not very detailed.
I do have an idea for a design, actually...now that I'm unemployed I might
actually chart it...unfortunately my imagination is way more talented than
my drawing hand. I think TW could do it justice, but I don't think I can!
AustinAnne
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Laurie Graham
Margaret Davaz wrote:
>
> There are also a couple *sister* charts called "Gather Ye Rosebuds" and
> "While Ye May" that are a stained-glass effect. I have the two in my stash
> and will likely never stitch them. If you're interested, e-mail me and I'll
> describe them in more detail for you.
> --
> Cameo @-->-->---
> Came...@aol.com
> http://www.nidlink.com/~ddavaz/margaret/studio/studio.html
>
> : On 5 Mar 1997 09:21:02 -0800, Pat Thompson-Dumas (pdu...@slic.com)
> :
> : >Greetings oh mighty needle-wielders....
> : >
> : >Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold charts that
> : >utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content ofthe design
> : >needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
> : >
> : >Merci buckets in advance...
> : >Pat
> [snip]
Weren't these published lo! these many years ago in McCall's Needlework
and Crafts? I remember seeing something like this...
LSG
Catharine Lawhon
Hi there! If you will elaborate on what type of subject matter you are
interested in, I will be happy to design something. Many of my original
engraving patterns could be easily adapted into a stained glass style
presentation. I do ornamental engraving on weapons and glass and wood
carvings (among other things), so I have quite a library of artwork to pull
from. Let me know if you are interested in something contemporary, art
nouveau, or traditional, or any thing else specific.
Catharine Lawhon
Jazzbird Designs
jazz...@worldnet.att.net
Stephanie Cowans
Well, lessee, there is:
"Gather Ye Rosebuds" (medieval lady in
profile facing right, sniffing a rose)
"While Ye May" (companion piece of a
youth in profile, facing left).
"View From Oyster Bay" (adaptation of
Louis Comfort Tiffany window)
and two other adaptations of Tiffany
windows (I have those at home, can't
remember their titles). I believe that
the Tiffany window charts are now out
of print. They were published by Kappie
Originals.
I've stitched the Gather Ye Rosebuds
and one of these days, I'll get to
the companion piece. I definitely
want to do Oyster Bay, cuz I have
the perfect spot for it in my dining
area.
Stephanie Cowans
stephani...@jpl.nasa.gov
In Article <5fka1u$h...@lana.zippo.com>,
JoAnne Troy
> pdu...@slic.com wrote:
> >
> > Greetings oh mighty needle-wielders....
> >
> > Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold charts that
> > utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content ofthe design
> > needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
> >
> > Merci buckets in advance...
> > Pat
There are several great stained glass style patterns that I have seen:
1. View From Oyster Bay, the Louis Comfort Tiffany window
Done by Kappie Originals who are unfortunately out of business and
the chart is on the endangered (if not extinct) list.
2. Peacock Stained Glass Window
Also by Kappie Originals (see above)
3. Mary Hickmott in her New Stitches magazine often has stained glass
designs:
Edwardian Elegance, issue #8, page 31
Dazzling display, issue #12, page 62
Rose Window, issue #20, page 8 (totally awesome IMO)
Shades of Grandeur, issue #30, page 29
Edwardian Echos, issue #32, page 42
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JoAnne Troy
jat...@inreach.com
Woodland, CA, U.S.A.
whsmith
In article <5fka1u$h...@lana.zippo.com>, Pat Thompson-Dumas (pdu...@slic.com) says:
>
>Greetings oh mighty needle-wielders....
>
>Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold charts that
>utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content ofthe design
>needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
>
>Merci buckets in advance...
>Pat
Designs by Gloria & Pat did a series using stained glass motif.
Bill
Cheryl + Rich Isaak
Hello All,
There are several by Heartland House, also available from BH&G's, of Frank
Lloyd Wright windows.
I have the Cooley Play House done and one called Saguro Forms and Catcus
Flowers in the stash.
Cheryl
Evelyn Chagnon
We have the Rose Window charted in a back issue of New Stitches...email
me for information re. this chart.
Needles, aye!
evelyn
Evelyn Chagnon
JoAnne Troy wrote:
>
> > pdu...@slic.com wrote:
> > >
> > > Greetings oh mighty needle-wielders....
> > >
> > > Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold charts that
> > > utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content ofthe design
> > > needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
> > >
> > > Merci buckets in advance...
> > > Pat
>
>
> 1. View From Oyster Bay, the Louis Comfort Tiffany window
> Done by Kappie Originals who are unfortunately out of business and
> the chart is on the endangered (if not extinct) list.
>
> 2. Peacock Stained Glass Window
> Also by Kappie Originals (see above)
>
> 3. Mary Hickmott in her New Stitches magazine often has stained glass
> designs:
> Edwardian Elegance, issue #8, page 31
> Dazzling display, issue #12, page 62
> Rose Window, issue #20, page 8 (totally awesome IMO)
> Shades of Grandeur, issue #30, page 29
> Edwardian Echos, issue #32, page 42
>
>
> ---------------------
>
> JoAnne Troy
> jat...@inreach.com
> Woodland, CA, U.S.A.
We have all the above mentioned back issues of New Stitches.
Needles, AYE!
evelyn
Norse Hedgehog
pdu...@slic.com wrote:
>
> Greetings oh mighty needle-wielders....
>
> Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold charts that
> utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content ofthe design
> needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
>
> Merci buckets in advance...
> Pat
There are a couple of art glass windows patterns in the Cross Stitch
and Country Crafts catalog called Art Glass Windows I and II, also a
Frank Lloyd Wright window done in blues called Wysteria Window. If
you don't have the catalog, the number is 1-800-709-7000.
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Ron & Sara Dennerline
There is a book available - MEDIEVAL CROSS STITCH SAMPLERS - by Angela
Wainwright. It has a stained glass pattern in it, as well as other useful
designs!
It's published by Cassell, but I got it through BH &G or Rodale's.
S2D
Norse Hedgehog <bor...@magick.net> wrote in article
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> pdu...@slic.com wrote:
twi...@worldnet.att.net
Another stained glass window piece is in Beth Russell's
_Victorian Needlepoint_ book. It has a view of a
cloud-strewn sky through a window which has a Tiffany-style
branch with leaves and swallows on it. SOMEday I'm going to
do that one. BTW, it's a needlepoint design, but as I
recall it has no partial stitches so could be a counted
cross stitch complete with blended needles.
Sharon
JoAnne Troy <jat...@inreach.com> wrote:
>> pdu...@slic.com wrote:
>> >
>> > Greetings oh mighty needle-wielders....
>> >
>> > Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold charts that
>> > utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content ofthe design
>> > needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
>> >
>> > Merci buckets in advance...
>> > Pat
>
>There are several great stained glass style patterns that I have seen:
>
>1. View From Oyster Bay, the Louis Comfort Tiffany window
> Done by Kappie Originals who are unfortunately out of business and
> the chart is on the endangered (if not extinct) list.
>
>2. Peacock Stained Glass Window
> Also by Kappie Originals (see above)
>
>3. Mary Hickmott in her New Stitches magazine often has stained glass
> designs:
> Edwardian Elegance, issue #8, page 31
> Dazzling display, issue #12, page 62
> Rose Window, issue #20, page 8 (totally awesome IMO)
> Shades of Grandeur, issue #30, page 29
> Edwardian Echos, issue #32, page 42
>
>
>---------------------
>
>JoAnne Troy
>jat...@inreach.com
>Woodland, CA, U.S.A.
I prefer the wicked rather than the foolish.
The wicked sometimes rest.
Alexandre Dumas, pere
Mary Chamberlain
> Designs by Gloria & Pat did a series using stained glass motif.
>
> Bill
Sue Lentz also has a book with a series of rose windows - most are about
8" circles if I remember correctly. I did one on black aida with marlitt
floss - came out beautifully.
Mary
skend...@aol.com
I've just started cataloging all my Cross Stitch Magazines, this is what I have so far on Stained-Glass designs:
Just Cross Stitch, Dec 92, page 42. 4 Christmas pictures. Road to Bethlehem, Madonna and Child, Herald Angel and The Magi.
New Stitches, No 30, page 30-32, 2 Bookmarks, insert for a towel and a round box.
New Stitches, No 12, page 62. Peacock Cushion
New Stitches, No. 8, page 31. Edwardian Elegance, Cushion, headband, card.
Sharon
ree...@aol.com
>Sue Lentz also has a book with a series of rose windows - most are about
>8" circles if I remember correctly. I did one on black aida with marlitt
>floss - came out beautifully.
>
>Mary
>
>
I'll second this Mary. I haven't done any of the patterns (yet) - but they are beautiful!
-Ree (ree...@aol.com)
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>One thing I always wanted to do is some kind of Rose Window in
>cross-stitch.
There was one in New Stitches a while ago...
Stephanie M. Thorson
On Thu, 6 Mar 1997, Anne Gwin wrote:
> Somebody did a gorgeous rose window over 1 for the SOXS contest...I heard
> a rumor it was from a magazine...anybody know? SamIAm?
I'm not Sam, but I do know that Mary Hickmott published a monster-big
rose window design in New Stitches with the past few years. I saw a
photo of it worked up recently. Gorgeous. Enormous.
Stephanie
who'd really like a good chart of the "Sight" tapestry from the Lady and
the Unicorn series.
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Angele and Jon Freeman
I am looking for a wedding sampler without the traditional roses and
cherubs...
What would be perfect would be one with daisies or wildflowers...maybe a
little ivy... I just found out that the one I planned just won't do :)
TIA
Angele
JFullmer
What about Lavendar and Lace's The Wedding? Its gorgeous! I have it
half done in my "finish" pile.
You can see it at Marilyn's site. www.tiag.com
Jen
Larry and Mary Hyatt
I too am working on The Wedding. My daughter is getting married in
October and I am doig this for her as a shower present. I had seen this
pattern before and I swore that I would never do it because there is so
much white. But now that I have started it I am surprised how easy it
is especially with the pattern showing one side with the white and one
side without. I have been working on it for two weeks and am almost
finished the back of the bride's dress past the bows. I sure hope that
I can finish it in time.
Mary
Laurie Graham
JFullmer wrote:
>
> What about Lavendar and Lace's The Wedding? Its gorgeous! I have it
> half done in my "finish" pile.
> You can see it at Marilyn's site. www.tiag.com
>
> Jen
I'll second the above and add a vote for TW's Wedding Sampler. Both are
pretty involved, tho. If you want simpler there are lots of samplers out
there you could change the saying on. You say you don't want roses or
cherubs, but wildflowers and/or daisies. Are you looking to go more
rustic/country?
LSG
tharr...@aol.com
If you are interested in more rustic/country, Earth Threads has a pattern called Country Fair that might adapt well to a wedding. I just did it and it nice looking--also simple. There isn't a place to put names/dates in, but I think that could be added. Unfortunately, I don't think they have a web page.
Hope this helps.
Tracy
tharr...@aol.com
tharr...@aol.com
tharr...@aol.com
JFullmer
Hi Mary! I "Was" doing The Wedding for my bro in law, but they called
it off. So, now it will be mine!!!
I am hlaf done but have put it aside for awhile, I needed a break from
the white! I used the Bright White for it and did it on Apple Blossom
Linen, VERY pretty. Someday I'll finish it!
Jen
Bev Harvie
Jill Oxton
Has also done a few stain glass style patterns they are in her
magazines. Cant give you the issue nymber just yet as they are on
loan to my mum but I will get the numbers from mum if you are
interested.
tharr...@aol.com
tharr...@aol.com
Norse Hedgehog
such a great job with her patterns that they are a real job to work
from.
Anne Gwin
In article <334036...@2die4.com>, Kat <K...@2die4.com> wrote:
> I also have it almost completed... it's simply beautiful
>
> Kat
What is???
Frustratedly,
Kat
Eulalia Mesalles
|> : On 5 Mar 1997 09:21:02 -0800, Pat Thompson-Dumas
(pdu...@slic.com)
|> : wrote:
|> : >Jes' curious... Have any of you run across attractive, bold
charts that
|> : >utilize a stained-glass style in the pattern? The content
ofthe design
|> : >needn't be religious, I'm simply interested in the style.
|> [snip]
You can try this WEB SITE:
http://www.servicom.es/roser
Hope this helps!
Eulalia Mesalles
Calif10
I recently posted ads on the various needlework related boards re: two
stained glass pattern booklets I wan to sell. Here is further
description:
FS: Stained Glass Patterns and Booklets (New)
Stained Glass "View from Oyster Bay"
From The Collectors Gallery by Louis Comfort Tiffany - Kappie Originals
(for cross stitch or needlepoint)
$5.00 including shipping.
Stained Glass "Landscape Stained Glass Window"
From the Collectors Gallery by Louis Comfort Tiffany - Kappie Originals
(for cross stitch or needlepoint)
$5.00 including shipping.
Please e-mail if interested. I can provide further description if you
wish.
Tina
cal...@aol.com
If I have included a question in a post, please respond by e-mail.
Tina
cal...@aol.com
Beverley Murfin
If you are interested in Just Nan & band samplers, she has a
beautiful one called Forever. Uses lots of different stitches but
it's worth a look.
Bev
>
Diantha Lane
cal...@aol.com (Calif10) wrote:
I have a beautiful stained glass cross pattern called Peacock Stained
Glass Window. It is from The Collector's Gallery. The address on the
bottom is:
Kappie Originals Ltd.
801 East St
Frederick, Maryland 21701
It was copyrighted in 1990 so I do not know if it is still in print.
diantha
wizheart
If my memory serves, Kappie Originals went out of business a
couple of years ago.
CSue
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