We can never move house now - stained glass - in situ

[LampyLou]

Lovely stained glass and an even more lovely story.

Julia

[poledra1958]

Lovely story,  I love the Art Deco period as well, and I love that spash back.  Well done you.

[jammie]

Love it! Great story too. 

[Lilley]

Maybe make a 'window frame' for it to go into that is attached to the wall, slot it in and seal? Or use a silicon based clear adhesive and ensure it is sealed all around the edges?

[sparrow]

Thank you all for your tips! We decided to use brackets which gripped the inside of the H section, recess them slightly into the plaster, and tiled over them


IMG_7447 by Sabine Little, on Flickr


IMG_7448 by Sabine Little, on Flickr

(sorry, not painted above the tile line yet, and we will get nicer cooker switches, but I wanted to share the 'in situ' photos, as promised - I'm so, so chuffed!!!!) 

[Zeldazog]

LOVE IT!!!

[MadelineBunyan]

fab!

[Steampunkglass]

Yay! Thats fabulous! 

[Jolene]

It looks brilliant!

[julieHB]

It's really, really lovely, Sabine - you're so clever!!

[sparrow]

Thank you  I honestly wasn't after two rounds of lovely comments (although, as the German saying goes, they 'go down as smoothly as oil'  ), but! Our kitchen is nearly finished, and I am just immensely happy 

[liquidglass]

Loved it before, but even more now it's in situ, fantastic!!

[awrylemming]

It's wonderful Sabine, and I admit to being massively envious and insanely jealous, of both your kitchen and your talent 

[sparrow]

Lol, not sure about the talent bit, but the kitchen was made possible by Homebase's "60% off all kitchens, plus a further 20% off this week-end only" offer 

[catriona]

Wow wow wow that is stunning oh for to have half your talent.
catxx