How do I measure my existing window, door, cabinet, etc. for the stained glass window or insert I will be purchasing?
When measuring a traditional square or rectangular window, please keep in mind that all window frame are not perfectly straight even though they appear be. It is necessary to measure the window frame from at least two different of places from the horizontal & vertical positions, to check for variations in the measurements. When measuring traditional square or rectangular shaped windows, simply use a measuring tape to obtain the accurate measurements needed. Since most people simply set the stained glass pane next to their existing windows, it is necessary to leave a little room for play. For example, for a 30″ x 30″ glass opening, the stained glass should be made to order at 29.5″ x 29.5″ and NOT the exact size of the opening. Once the window is in place within your frame, any gaps around the perimeter will be cover easily be cover by the wood trim or molding. Odd-shaped windows (trapezoids, octagons, arched, etc.): To make a custom-sized stained glass window we will need a paper templ
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