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 Posted: Thu Aug 27th, 2009 09:59 am
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Ardbeg
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When Vic came over in the spring we kidnapped him and treated him to a day in the English Antique Glass Company's factory.

Check out what we made with the glass:

http://www.cannon-macinnes.co.uk/php/project.php?proid=lsela

Also, check out these sheep.....

http://www.cannon-macinnes.co.uk/php/project.php?proid=ppstr

!!!

Linda



 



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 Posted: Thu Aug 27th, 2009 01:36 pm
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Great work, as usual, Linda.

I really like the peacock window, and I'm amazed that Rab did the full
size 'cartoon' as a full size color painting. Is that vellum you are
putting over it to determine the lead lines?

I also like the little case studies for your conservation work. Some of
the best examples I've seen on the web depicting stained glass
conservation. Very informative, and thank you for not being stingy
on the size of the images.

Compliments to you and Rab, and your webmaster (Graeme, I assume).

Tom


Last edited on Thu Aug 27th, 2009 01:38 pm by tkrepcio


 Posted: Thu Aug 27th, 2009 05:16 pm
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Hi Tom,

can't run to Velum - much too expensive - just bog standard tracing paper.

yes, Graeme's the web-meister. We're going to re-design the layout soon as it's getting a bit too scrolly-downy, but, as you know, that all just takes time.

As a random piece of fun - look up Papa Stour in you tube, and go for the Elgin Sword Dance - you won't expect the surprise at the end of the video - well worth the wait!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBk1_zzCAow


All the best,

Linda

Last edited on Thu Aug 27th, 2009 05:18 pm by Ardbeg


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