More from Mahogany Mnaor

Finally took a picture of the windows I did for the dining room!  They were set up for a dinner party...

Center Panel

The center panel for the downstairs turret at Mahogany Manor in Saint John
& if you like ghost stories check out this link to the Mahogany Manor resident ghost.
(all the panels I have made for the house have bevels so that she has more choices on where she  can come and go!)

Saturday Flowers

#5 Are the tulips (This one is quite a lot wider than the other 4)

These panels can be found in the Kitchen at Mahogany Manor a B&B in Uptown Saint John

Saturday Flowers

#3 Is a Yellow Climbing Rose (Think this one and the tulips are my favorite panels)

These panels can be found in the Kitchen at Mahogany Manor a B&B in Uptown Saint John

Saturday Flowers

#3 Is an Iris

These panels can be found in the Kitchen at Mahogany Manor a B&B in Uptown Saint John

Saturday Flowers

#2 Is a blue Morning Glory (This is not quite as big a weed as the pink ones that are choking out my flower garden!)

These panels can be found in the Kitchen at Mahogany Manor a B&B in Uptown Saint John

Saturday Flowers

I thought I would post the flower panels I did for Mahogany Manor the B&B in Saint John. The 5 panels were made to hang in the kitchen windows.

I'll post them every Saturday (yea sure I will!) In the order that they were made!

#1 is a clematis (the photographs used to make the panels were all taken in the back garden of the B&B.

The clear glass used to make all 5 of the windows was reclaimed from the original diamond pane windows ....

Wordless wednesday...

Hey I actually remembered to do this on a Wednesday!



This is the leaded glass door panel that I did for Mahogany Manor the fall of 2002.... It replaced a very modern Calla Lily Panel that belonged to the former owners....

What I've been doing recently!

This is what I've been doing in my dungeon this winter... these are for the dining room of a B&B in Saint John ..Mahogany Manor there will ultimately be 2 more panels between these two... I did the dining room door for them the second fall I was here... The border 'matches' an original Victorian window in the stairwell. (The combined length of these 2 panels is just under 6 feet).