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Suncatcher patterns: hummingbird, moon and mushrooms

Suncatcher patterns — a hummingbird hovering at a trumpet flower, its long bill in the throat of the bloom, two broad leaves below, a classic leaded cartoon, every piece bounded by a lead line of uniform bold weight, twenty or so large pieces a beginner can cut

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Reading 1Hummingbird
Reading 2Moon and stars
Reading 3Mushrooms

A suncatcher pattern has to close every lead line so no piece falls loose. These nine pattern a hummingbird at a flower, a crescent moon with stars, and a cluster of mushrooms, each drawn three ways — a beginner's leaded panel, a classroom tissue-paper template, and an advanced glass-cutter's fine line. Print it as the template under the glass or the tissue craft for the window.

  • a stained-glass panel for a window
  • a classroom tissue-paper craft
  • a kitchen-window hanging
  • a set of three for a gift

Frequently asked questions

What size does the pattern print at?
A square sheet with a clean margin, sized for a small window panel or a classroom tissue-paper craft.
Which version should a beginner use?
The leaded pattern has around twenty large pieces — the easiest to cut. The fine-line version is built for an advanced glass cutter.
Can I get a different motif?
Yes — use the direction field to ask for a butterfly, a rainbow or another motif, patterned the same three ways.

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