Observed arrival · 2026-11-13
A cut planner for stained-glass patterns
A browser-based tool turns a photo into a numbered stained-glass pattern, with kerf settings and SVG, PNG, and print-blueprint outputs.
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- Stained-glass hobbyists drafting panels from photos
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- Its cut-safety guidance calls out slivers under 0.22 square inches and deep inward U-notches as potential breakage risks.
Field notes
The interface exposes settings for piece count, palette size, physical dimensions, and the gap needed for foil or lead came. It offers sample subjects including a tulip, lighthouse, butterfly, and alpine sunrise. The page recommends 18–35 pieces for a weekend suncatcher and 45–85 for a larger panel; those ranges are guidance from the site, not demonstrated limits.
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