In his workshop at Rye, he explained how to make a stained-glass window.
In traditional, mainline churches, however, trying to make a stained-glass atmosphere pass as the contemporary worship place has met with about as much success as a karaoke singer auditioning for The X Factor.
The mechanics of making a stained-glass window are richly explicated, enhanced by six drawings.
For those stressed by urban ills or recovering from the quake, an evening of needlepoint or afternoon in the garage making a stained-glass window may function as therapy, they say.
Or take lace from a stained shirt and make a necklace out of it, use your imagination!
THE best pie is personal, made from a stained recipe card in your grandmother's ringlety handwriting, with flour on your nose and eyelashes.
Brian McCurren, 19, was arrested Sunday morning after police say he used a flower pot to break into Therapeutic Indulgence, a massage parlor in South Bend, Ind . Parlorowner Sara Ros Frazier said McCurren crawled through the hole he made in a stained glass window.
Dr. Blumgarten's obituary in 1958 said that "he made a hobby of designing stained-glass windows".
With Lavera Bondswoman Jr. clinging desperately to her shining silver mane, the unicorn escaped through another small stained glass window, which rained down translucently in beautiful shards of otherworldly colors, making a total of four ruined stained glass windows for somebody to sweep up.
The widower's "tea-stained teeth made a sepia smile".
It's pathetic for them, but fun to watch for me!" Marx paused for effect, making a fist, clenching his tobacco-stained fingers around his imaginary enemies: "We've got them right where we want them".
