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Pam's Fleur de Lis Cabinet Door

by Robert Lewis
(Newnan, GA)

Pam's Fleur de Lis Cabinet Door

Pam's Fleur de Lis Cabinet Door

This was my first leaded glass project. The project is done in lead. My father has been working in glass for many years, however, I have never done so. With his guidance, I was able to completed this project in about 12 hours.

I found it to be relatively easy and a good project for a beginner. The glass used was waterfall, and glue chip. The diamonds at the top and bottom are beveled with glue chip centers. The Fleur de Lis is in glue chip and the other pieces are in waterfall.

The design is one that I came up with. The Fleur de Lis pattern in the center is derived from an image I found on the Internet.

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Pam's Fleur de Lis Cabinet Door

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Jan 20, 2009
 Very Nice!
by: Lisa Seger

Beautiful piece, and it's your first? Wow, that is impressive. Can I assume you will be doing the rest of the cabinet fronts in similar design, or will you vary them?
I ask because I would like to do my own kitchen cabinets eventually, but will have to rely on my husband to frame in the finished product into the actual cabinet door.
I am new to stained glassing myself, have only been at it a few months. I started by making 16 transoms for my home. Each doorway has a window (transom)over it, and all of them were just clear class or acrylic. I decided to use colors, designs and styles that complimented the room the doorway led into. So I ended up with 16 totally different styles, some geometric, some flowery, some mosaic. It was fun, and very rewarding to see the finished product on display in my own home. I'm sure you feel the same, when you look at your cabinet front.

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