Solefield School – Overlay Stained Glass Door – Sevenoaks
Hello Helen, here is the drawing shown in your exact glass sizes. The whole glass would be a textured glass called Stippolyte and you can […]
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Hello Helen, here is the drawing shown in your exact glass sizes. The whole glass would be a textured glass called Stippolyte and you can […]
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Hello Jack, here is your design shown in your glass sizes. The PDF you sent seemed to have detail missing from one side so I […]
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Hi Michael, here is your design shown in your glass sizes. The glass will be 784mm wide and 1601mm from top to bottom. The half […]
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Hi Emma, here is your chosen 1203 design shown in your specific glass sizes. The background shown in light grey will be etched glass and […]
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Hello Theo and Rosemary, here is your Frank Lloyd Wright design “The Playhouse” using your glass sizes of 1325 x 895. The glass will be […]
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Hi Sophie, here is your design shown using glass sizes of 533mm wide x 610mm high. Please let me know if this is the wrong […]
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Hi Simon, here is your chosen 571 Shadows Of Nature design shown in your glass sizes. The background of the glass shown in white will […]
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Hi David, here is your chosen design shown in your glass sizes. The dashed line shows the visible area and the background would be etched […]
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Hi Preben, here are your three glass panels shown to scale using your glass sizes. The base glass is called Stippolyte glass as the original […]
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Hi Anna, here is your chosen glass design. I decided to add a blue to portray a lake but I can make it a green […]
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