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This is The
Carmel-By-The-Sea Entry Door.
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This is a photo of the Stained Glass Window and
Painting side by side.
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The drawing and template of the window to be
created.
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Close-up photo of the design I made for The Carmel
By The Sea Entry Door.
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Here I am cutting the glass for the tree
tops.
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Here I am grinding a piece of the glass for the
sky.
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There were about a 100 pieces of glass to cut and
grind for this beautiful Stained Glass Window.
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Here you can see the sky coming together, and the
tree's in the void taking place.
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As you can see I am working on the tree top's
now.
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Getting closer!
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I kept the photo of the painting close at hand
through the making of this window. Trying to keep colors as
close to the original as I could. . But also trying to keep
a resemblance of the Monterey Cypress window that has been
created in the past.
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It takes much patients to get just the right
fit.
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Here I am fitting Lead Came around the edge of the
glass.
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I LOVE WORKING ON STAINED GLASS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Soldering the glass together.
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Both sides are soldered on the stained glass piece
and touch up is always necessary.
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The finished master piece!
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RETURN
TO THE CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA ENTRY
DOOR
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