Submitting a picture of your stained glass work to this site is free, easy and fun. Just fill in the form below and hit the submit button. When your submission is accepted, your photo will become a "LIVE" page on this site. That's right...YOU get to submit pictures and have your own page on this website.

The pictures can be of any aspect of glass work. For example cold glass, hot glass, foil, lead, stepping stones, beads, fused pieces, 3-dimensional, etc.

We all love to take pictures of our work and show them to our friends and family. Now you can impress them even more by giving them the URL to your own page. They can view your pictures and leave comments.

You can also leave comments (be nice!) on the photos that other glass crafters have submitted.

This stained glass gallery is for You, the visitors of this site. Enjoy!

Submitting pictures of your stained glass work is free and easy. Just fill in the form below, upload your picture, and hit the submit button. When your submission is accepted, your photo will become a "live" page on this site. You may upload as many pictures as you want, using a new submission page for each one.

You can also make a slide show at Slide.com. Following their directions, put the embed code in the "tell us about it" area, below. There's no need to upload pictures if you use a slide show.

Have fun!

Click below to see pictures from other visitors to this page...

Antique Victorian Panel... Combination of Lead Came and Copper Foil  I used a combination of lead came and copper foil. The borders are came and the center is copper foil. The design is from "Antique Windows" by Marick ...

Crafty Creations 1  This is a piece that I made for my wife a couple of Christmas' ago. I took a photo of our family pet "Emily", and turned it into a suncatcher. It's done ...

Hummingbirds  This stained glass window was made by my sister-in-law, who is very talented, and does beautiful work. She has many stained glass windows, lamps, and ...

Shrubcat Leadlighting 

I started experimenting around April 2007, with the help of a friend who'd been leadlighting for 12 years. He taught me the basics, and after really ...

Sunflowers  This panel is entilted (Sunflowers). I saw this first, as a finished panel, that was for sale at a local glass shop , and I had to make one for myself....

Moose Mirror  This mirror was made for a friend who likes to hunt. It is my own original design, and I give permission for it to be copied if anyone wants to use it....

Mr James Johnston  This is a suncatcher I made, (LONDON CALLING The Clash L/P Cover.) It has 113 pices of glass, cut and copper foiled. It was my first project, on a stained ...

MY FRONT PORCH 
The project is a copy of FLW Coonley Playhouse. It was done in zinc and took almost a year. There are 16 stained glass windows.

Tabounique  This was my second stain glass project. It took me a hair over a month to create this window. The pattern was downloaded off the internet at Chantals ...

Rose Panel  The design for this panel was adapted from the cover of Jillian Sawyer's book "Colour My World". Since it is larger than her original design, extra cut ...

My Rooster  Hi,

Here's a picture of my first leaded panel. If you can't tell, it's a rooster. I love the way the colors reflect on the window next to it. I found ...

Bathroom Window  I made this window a few years ago. I took a design from the English Muffle Book of Designs by Peter Foster, and changed it to suit my bathroom and the ...

River Scene  In Grayling MI they have a huge canoe race and are known for trout fishing. The canoer and fisherman are what the AuSable River is know for. This is my ...

Stained Glass Front Door Panel 

I made this panel for my front door. I designed it by copying the pattern from the tiles on my porch. The slide show gives you an idea of how I did ...

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