Comments on: About http://stainedglassquarterly.com of the Stained Glass Association of America Wed, 01 Sep 2010 20:47:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Richard http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-1640 Richard Mon, 09 Aug 2010 13:09:07 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-1640 Lisa -- you're more likely to find help with your question on the SGAA Discussion Forum (http://sgaaonline.com/talk/index.php). I'd recommend posting your question there. Lisa — you’re more likely to find help with your question on the SGAA Discussion Forum (http://sgaaonline.com/talk/index.php). I’d recommend posting your question there.

]]> By: Lisa Miles http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-1621 Lisa Miles Sun, 08 Aug 2010 13:41:30 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-1621 Does anyone know of any records of stained glass artists circa 1860-1920 who designed a butterfly house-- that is, a woman figure holding a butterfly house, with butterflies flitting nearby-- very unusual thing to show, I believe. Any help is much appreciated. Does anyone know of any records of stained glass artists circa 1860-1920 who designed a butterfly house– that is, a woman figure holding a butterfly house, with butterflies flitting nearby– very unusual thing to show, I believe. Any help is much appreciated.

]]> By: Richard http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-1173 Richard Mon, 12 Jul 2010 13:58:30 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-1173 Rick, Don probably means his "New Model" series (of three) articles. The first one was printed in the Summer 2010 issue (current issue as of this writing). The next parts in the series will be printed in Fall 2010 and Winter 2010. Rick, Don probably means his “New Model” series (of three) articles. The first one was printed in the Summer 2010 issue (current issue as of this writing). The next parts in the series will be printed in Fall 2010 and Winter 2010.

]]> By: Rick Prigg http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-1135 Rick Prigg Sat, 10 Jul 2010 13:52:43 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-1135 RIchard, at the conference this year Don Samick of Lamb told me about some articles he wrote in the magazine recently. They were on the subject of the industry's future. I would like to read these articles. Can you tell me what issues they were in? RIchard, at the conference this year Don Samick of Lamb told me about some articles he wrote in the magazine recently. They were on the subject of the industry’s future. I would like to read these articles. Can you tell me what issues they were in?

]]> By: Richard http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-1060 Richard Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:58:15 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-1060 Suanne, you're certainly welcome to submit your article for consideration. You can find all of the requirements on this website on the "Writing for Stained Glass" page at http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=35. Suanne, you’re certainly welcome to submit your article for consideration. You can find all of the requirements on this website on the “Writing for Stained Glass” page at http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=35.

]]> By: Suanne Huffman http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-823 Suanne Huffman Fri, 25 Jun 2010 11:48:22 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-823 The famous stained glass window designed by Grant Wood in 1929 was just restored and reinstalled in Cedar Rapids, IA. I've written an article about it featuring Glass Heritage of Davenport, IA that did the restoration as well as its history. It is currently unpublished, and I'm hoping you might be interested in using it in your quarterly. If so, please advise me about your requirements. Thank you. Suanne Huffman Marion, IA The famous stained glass window designed by Grant Wood in 1929 was just restored and reinstalled in Cedar Rapids, IA. I’ve written an article about it featuring Glass Heritage of Davenport, IA that did the restoration as well as its history. It is currently unpublished, and I’m hoping you might be interested in using it in your quarterly. If so, please advise me about your requirements. Thank you.
Suanne Huffman
Marion, IA

]]> By: Richard http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-277 Richard Wed, 26 May 2010 13:08:05 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-277 I would recommend that you post your question on the SGAA Discussion Forum (http://sgaaonline.com/talk/index.php). That’s the SGAA website where you’re more likely to get responses to specific questions. Also, you can find a complete list of Stained Glass Association of America Fully-Accredited Studios at http://www.sgaaonline.com/articles/selecting_a_studio.htm. These studios can all do restoration of the type you’re describing. I would recommend that you post your question on the SGAA Discussion Forum (http://sgaaonline.com/talk/index.php). That’s the SGAA website where you’re more likely to get responses to specific questions. Also, you can find a complete list of Stained Glass Association of America Fully-Accredited Studios at http://www.sgaaonline.com/articles/selecting_a_studio.htm. These studios can all do restoration of the type you’re describing.

]]> By: Edward Ziembroski http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-274 Edward Ziembroski Tue, 25 May 2010 21:21:15 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-274 I have recently purchased a small"Old Baptist" church. It has nine stained glass windows 3'X10" that look in fair to good condition. ( no bowing,broken glass etc.) We don't have money in the buget right now. But I an looking for information on preservation work I can do myself. Like cementing/glazing. I am in Winchester KY. I have looked extensively online for information but find mostly companies that are far away that do restoration. Any good "how to books that you know of? Thanks, Ed I have recently purchased a small”Old Baptist” church. It has nine stained glass windows 3′X10″ that look in fair to good condition. ( no bowing,broken glass etc.) We don’t have money in the buget right now. But I an looking for information on preservation work I can do myself. Like cementing/glazing. I am in Winchester KY. I have looked extensively online for information but find mostly companies that are far away that do restoration. Any good “how to books that you know of?
Thanks, Ed

]]> By: Richard http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-218 Richard Fri, 07 May 2010 13:34:30 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-218 There is currently a “We Miss You” subscription promotion for former subscribers. Since the details of promotions like this change from time to time and because they are only available to people who have subscribed previously, the details of these promotions are not posted on the website. You are welcome to email the office (headquarters@sgaaonline.com) or call 800.438-9581 and ask about the “We Miss You” promotion. All regular subscription packages can be found at http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=11. There is currently a “We Miss You” subscription promotion for former subscribers. Since the details of promotions like this change from time to time and because they are only available to people who have subscribed previously, the details of these promotions are not posted on the website. You are welcome to email the office (headquarters@sgaaonline.com) or call 800.438-9581 and ask about the “We Miss You” promotion.

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]]> By: Sue Stapp http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?cpage=1#comment-216 Sue Stapp Fri, 07 May 2010 11:50:57 +0000 http://stainedglassquarterly.com/?page_id=2#comment-216 I used to be a subscriber and was thinking about subscribing again. Do you have any special promotional rates for returning subscribers? I used to be a subscriber and was thinking about subscribing again. Do you have any special promotional rates for returning subscribers?

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