Enjoy your summer with Glass Patterns Quarterly’s Summer 2025 issue, where we put the spotlight on Garden, Beach, and Nostalgia. Construct a classic panel by Kayleigh Clark and Delphi Glass. Revisit childhood toys with a Harry the Horse panel by Kat Scarlett Patrick and Carrie Deutsch. Recycle your wine bottles with Lidia K. Anderson’s freestyle wreath. Construct a vintage-style panel by Alyssa Kail featuring beach balls, and fabricate a stem of Bluebells in this circular pattern by Evamarie Volkmann. Mark Waterbury revisits his Luna Moth and Fern designs, featuring creative framing by Tom Fuller. Kahani Balsimo presents a stylized Sunflower, while Deke Cameron offers instruction on how to design your own patterns with free software. Carol Troendle highlights Justin Behnke’s Lily of the Valley pattern with her glass choices. Aanraku® showcases grapes on the vine in this narrow panel, and Leslie Gibbs offers an iridescent fused heart speckled with ocean waves. The Jeweled Victorian Border by Paned Expressions is enhanced with Ullmann Jewels throughout. Scientist Teddy Devereux demonstrates a controlled flow fuse to blend colors and give cool effects. Alysa Phiel constructs a fused garden panel featuring daffodils while Drew Kail adds powdered glass polka dots to his Nostalgic Beach Umbrella Plate. Draw a landscape with powders as shown by Cristina Schnellboegl.Finish this issue with Nate Sipe’s rainbow Synergy window art.Subscribe today at www.GlassPatterns.com and don’t miss out!
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