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I have no idea what kind of moth or butterfly this is -maybe someone out there can help me. The one thing I do know is that God makes so many gorgeous little creatures and since I have become involved with Flickr - I see so many everyday. Hope all of you have a wonderful Thursday :) ! ~
I tried to sum up the stained glass solutions I used in the past.
Left: nine Cheese, one 1x2 tile, two 1x1 Brick(or six 1x1 plates), two 1x2 plates
Middle Left: three Cheese, one 1x2 tile, one 1x2 plate
Middle right: four Cheese, one 1x1 brick (or three 1x1 plate), one 1xX plate
Right: two Cheese, one 1x1 Brick(or three 1x1 plates)
Use plates, to get an even more stained glass effect.
Of course, all the windows are slightly stressed. But it's in a takeable area, I never had any issues. Use on your own risk ;))...
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This is the original Baths building in Buxton, still as it was with tiled walls and stained glass roof. Now filled with small shops and all manner of beautiful things.
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The beautiful stained glass windows of the St. John's cathedral in Den Bosch
De mooie glas in lood ramen van de Sint Jan's kathedraal in Den Bosch
Taken with Samsung telephone and fish eye app. Part of the glass stained Windows in the Dutch Church in London.
Dom Charles Norris OSB (1909-2004) was an influential artist who created works in stained glass and dalle de verre for Roman Catholic churches in the UK. He is thought to be the most prolific artist working in dalle de verre in the UK in the 20th century. His contributions to listed Modernist buildings are an integral part of their value and are mentioned in their listings.
Our Dear Friend Laurie crafted this artwork using glass left over from a church window assignment ....
This is the east window, designed by Charles Eamer Kempe. A crucifixion scene, it has the Virgin on one side and St John on the other. It was dedicated to Rev. Alexander Fownes Luttrell, rector of the parish, who died in 1888. Irritatingly out of focus is this charming row of angels at the top.
Stained glass window in Dunfermline Abbey, Scotland.
The secret language of Angels - Lisa Gerrard -
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Mill No. 5 is an old textile mill built in 1873. It stood empty for years. The founder and owner, Jim Lichoulas took the old textile mill and restored it. Beautiful architectural details still remain with the 4th and 6th floor being repurposed into shops and eateries along with a movie theater and yoga studio.