Stained Glass Studio · From design to glass

Flower stained glass patterns

Build a flower from a readable silhouette: broad petals, a distinct center and a background that gives each shape room.

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Start from a description, photo or drawing in the studio. AI generation uses credits.

Petals and stems

Use seams to separate overlapping petals. A long, thin stem can be represented by a lead line or a wider strip rather than a fragile sliver of glass. Inspect the junctions around the flower center after conversion.

Make your own version

Use the prompt below as a starting point, then adjust the subject, outline and palette. Review the generated pieces in the studio before printing. The community examples are real shared projects; their inclusion is inspiration, not a guarantee of cuttability.

A prompt to try

A single water lily with six broad petals, two large leaves and a simple pond background. Circular outline, pale pink, green and blue palette, flat colors, clear continuous lead lines, no tiny decorative details.
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Patterns shared by the community

These examples are starting points. Review their geometry and dimensions before cutting glass; piece count alone does not measure difficulty.

Autumn LightAutumn Light17 piecesRose WindowRose Window12 piecesFlower in a fieldFlower in a field28 pieces

Make the pattern your own

Create a first version, refine the curves and pieces, then prepare your full-size template.

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From inspiration to a printable pattern

Turn a photo into a pattern →Flower patterns →Bird patterns →Choosing a beginner pattern →Suncatcher patterns →Design a cuttable pattern →Print a full-size pattern →