This posting is a little late, but I wanted to post the pictures of my trillium panel since I posted all of the photos I used as inspiration.
Like the other crushed glass pieces, this was very fun to create. I am planning on using this theme for the room in my house that faces the south. I am actually making pieces that will go on the corner pieces for the window framing in that room and will follow that up with a transom or hanging panel that will go in the large window.
The top photo shows a close up of the panel prior to being installed into a beveled glass framework. I like this picture because it shows all of the detail in a very clear way.
The next one shows the glass from a horizontal view and reminds me of rock candy.
And finally, you can see how it looks when the hanging is completed. I used a series of 1" and 1.5" bevels to surround it and finished it in copper channel surrounded by rebar to keep it from warping over time and giving it a something sturdy to hang by.
This is one of the panels I created for a show in Little Rock Arkansas for the months of June and July. More of my crushed glass panels can be viewed on my web site!
Pat Deere
Links: Crushed Glass Panels
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