Free Stained Glass Flower Patterns

These free stained glass flower patterns feature Australian flowers. All of these patterns are from windows we made over the years. I'm sorry that I don't have many photographs...they got left behind for the new owner of our business. These windows were all constructed with lead came; however, they can be made with copper foil and they will look beautiful.

I would suggest using a Pattern Resizing Program such as Rapid Resizer, my personal favorite, to enlarge the free stained glass patterns to whatever size you want or need. You can get a 14 day trial version, free, before you purchase it for a very modest fee. You can get it Here.

Pink Fairy Orchid

The pattern can be used with or
without the background grid work.
Only 2 more cut lines need to be
added if you remove the grid work.

Cooktown Orchid

Stylized Gum Flowers

This is a stylized version of the flowers
of the Australian gum tree. A rippled glass
would be appropriate for the flowers.

Gum Flowers and Leaves

Kangaroo Paw Flower

The grid work can be removed from either of the next two patterns. You will have to add a few extra cut lines, to prevent impossible cuts, once the grids are removed.

Bluebell Creeper

Nodding Blue Lily

Stylized Orchid

I have had many requests for this pattern.
The finished panel is on my Home Page.
It was designed as a 2 panel side light
15 years ago. This is the original design,
so please excuse the imperfections caused
by age. The dividing bar could be removed
to make it a single panel.

For more patterns, go to:
Free Stained Glass Bird Patterns
Free Stained Glass Animal Patterns
Free Stained Glass Mirror Patterns
Free Stained Glass Window and Suncatcher Patterns

These free stained glass flower patterns are for your own use, with one exception. These patterns are not to be reproduced for sale or for free, in any type of book or pamphlet, or over the internet/world wide web. They are my original designs and I hold the copyright to any and all of them. Other than that, you are free to make them in stained glass and keep or sell as many of the finished panels/windows/suncatchers as you desire.