March 28, 2011

guinness 3.0

3/9/11
for baby j's benefit fund/raffle, courtesy of ms lori-bee!
almost all cut out, on the light table


here is baby j's story, from kim, her momma:
Baby J is a Boston Terrier. She is 24 months old, and weighs in at a hefty 8.7 lbs. Aside from just being totally adorable, she's just not quite all there. And in spite of her daddy being a beautiful Champion, she has several issues such as... she has a tongue that is too long, she can see around corners without turning her head (gotta love those googly eyes!!), she has a very mild case of ESP (elongated soft palate), and she had some obvious leg issues right from the start. Just before Baby J turned a year old, a vet friend checked her LP's. A short while ago, Baby J was brought in for xrays so that it was officially confirmed. She is now diagnosed with a Grade4 Luxating Patella in her left leg. However, her vet also recommends I have the surgery done ASAP because her muscles in the affected leg are becoming severely atrophied. Surgery for the little munchkin has been estimated high end at right around $1500. My husband has been off work on state industrial with a broken foot, and of course, I am currently unemployed(anyone hiring?). I've siphoned off as much as I can from where I can, but I just don't have the funds to pay for her much needed surgery. And little by little, we're narrowing down the gap on this fundraiser. There have been many generous people, and I thank each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart. It won't be long at all now, and Baby J will have her surgery.
**BABY J UPDATE** Baby J had a minor setback. We were waiting to spay her after her LP surgery, however, Baby J was diagnosed with Pyometra this past week and had an emergency spay performed. She is recovering slowly but surely, but the additional veterinarian charges have put a pretty hefty dent in our fund. Her surgery may need to be postponed another month or so until we can replace those funds.

Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers!
Thanks, Kim

3/14/11
all cut out and ready to assemble


3/15/11
laid out, ready for lead






3/17/11


3/18/11
under cement (the messy part!)


3/20/11
ready for his frame and his new owner!


3/21/11
bid on guinness for baby J's medical fund!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110664791747

3/28/11
off to his new home in texas!
thanks to everyone who bid on the auction!!

March 26, 2011

luckyj's sweet ellie mae- donated for rescue raffle







2/26/11
coming together!


2/28/11
soldered, ready for cement


ready for framing


3/26/11
ready to go to her new owner

February 27, 2011

SOLD!! claddagh





2/26/11
joe did yet ANOTHER amazing framing job!
pics soon!

claddagh is currently at joe's for framing!
final pics to follow! :)

under cement


leaded


starting to lead


rough cut

November 30, 2010

November 14, 2010

tulip bevel panel - SOLD (it went to taiwan!!)





10/5/10
ready for an "arts & crafts" type of frame. (i LOVE this panel!)


9/21/10

October 12, 2010

little angels





FOR SALE - little angels
various skin tones (3)
various robe colors

approx 3 1/2 x 5

$30 each or 2 for $50
*includes USPS 2-3 priority shipping, if in US*

if you have specific color requests, just send me an email!

mywindowcandy@live.com

thanks for looking!

October 07, 2010

how many clamps does it take?

Q: how many clamps does it take for joe to cut down a stock frame to make a "custom" frame for me?

A: A LOT




good thing joe has a lots o' clamps!

a tribute to miss reggie





9/21/10
a tribute to reggie

October 05, 2010

September 23, 2010

victorian rose (victorian panel #2 of 3)





this panel has such an old world feel! the rose glass looks like something salvaged and the frame gives it a prim and proper backbone. comes with hardware installed, ready to hang and enjoy for years to come.

$350 includes: stained glass panel, gorgeous frame, hardware AND shipping and handling (if in US). approx 14.5 x 19.5.

contact me at: mywindowcandy@live.com

9/17/10


9/12/10
attention fans of the victorian panel! i now have TWO similar panels in the works. here's a preview of "victorian rose."

this is the same pattern as the original victorian. i chose a pale, hammered rose glass for the field and a gorgeous amethyst streaky glass for the corners. for the borders, i couldn't resist using the swirly art glass from the first victorian. i think this will be a very rich, delicate looking piece!

this is the frame i intend to use.


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