
Stained Glass Coloured Bubbles – Cambridge
Hi Maria, below is your drawing to show you how your supplied design would look in your specific glass sizes. The glass will all be […]
Continue reading »The Client Pages section is where we upload drawings for the customers approval before manufacture. Browse through hundreds of designs to see what other people have ordered recently, this may help you decide on the perfect pattern and glass type for your project. Many of these designs are not featured in our standard galleries.
Hi Maria, below is your drawing to show you how your supplied design would look in your specific glass sizes. The glass will all be […]
Continue reading »Hi Valerie, below is our drawing of your 1930s door glass featuring our new 681 design. The base glass used is clear so all of […]
Continue reading »Hi Peter, below is our drawing of the 220 design in your specific glass sizes and colours. We have coloured the design using colours that […]
Continue reading »Hi Lyn, below is the drawing of your chosen Fused Glass design. The design is the same as your 2014 order but with different colours […]
Continue reading »Hi Barbara, here is my drawing of your new glass. The dashed line is the visible are so you will only see everything inside of […]
Continue reading »Hi David, below is your drawing of the version of the design you selected but in your specific glass sizes. As with the original design […]
Continue reading »Hi Rachael, below is the drawing of your new fanlight. We have used Times New Roman for the font as this is as close as […]
Continue reading »Hi Baillie, below is the drawing of your glass for your existing door. We have used Stippolyte glass as requested. The dashed line is the […]
Continue reading »Hi Marc, below is a drawing of the 2849 job but in your glass sizes. We acknowledge you may be changing some colours so have […]
Continue reading »Hi Kevin, below is your drawing showing the 420 design with an arched top. The grey will be etched glass with the white being clear […]
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