Window wall hanging

[SewRuthieSews]

I'd like to make this picture into a small wallhanging, any suggestions on how to approach it?

[Iminei]

Looks pretty simple to me (says she  )

Some gentle curved piecing ... oversize the cut pieces so you can trim down

The main problem I can see is the domed top ... How would you hang that?
If you hang across the widest point of the top (before the curves part starts)  the domed top would flop down

Im sure its been done before tho so a lil googling could help.

Did you see the Feathers stained glass 'quilt' om faceache that is now going to be used as a window covering as she like the light coming through it so much ?? Uk quilters united I think.

[StitchinTime]

I saw something similar in a magazine that was done with fusible appliqué and black fusible bias tape.
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The shapes are fused to a background and the joins covered with fusible tape. The tape is then stitched in place along both sides using straight stitch.
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(I’ve not posted the full details so as not to infringe copyright.)

[Iminei]

I did a class at festival 2017...

It was quite fiddly but I made it into a cushion cover for @Sakar

[Sewingsue]

Looks pretty simple to me (says she  )

Some gentle curved piecing ... oversize the cut pieces so you can trim down

The main problem I can see is the domed top ... How would you hang that?
If you hang across the widest point of the top (before the curves part starts)  the domed top would flop down

Im sure its been done before tho so a lil googling could help.

Firm vilene half-circle? Or half-circle band under the binding?

[BrendaP]

The main problem I can see is the domed top ... How would you hang that?
If you hang across the widest point of the top (before the curves part starts)  the domed top would flop down

The backing needs to be very firm; pelmet weight buckram at the very least.  You night also need to add a thin vertical baton or two at the back.

[realale]

Or you could just attach it to a rectangle of fabric as per the illustration.....

[realale]

I forgot to mention I have couple of books on stained glass patchwork by Gail Lawther and I've used this technique for a few wall hangings. Basically you trace and cut a pattern of all the pieces, cut them out in fabric and fuse them to a backing then cover the joins with 1/4" black bias tape. The self adhesive type is best.
I enjoyed making my hangings and one comes out every Christmas - I made a Bethlehem night scene in blues which is my favourite. I made my own bias tape for that though as I wanted it a bit wider. I'll see if I can find it out to take a picture.

[realale]

Here's an hastily taken picture to give you an idea.  [ You are not allowed to view attachments ]  

[SewRuthieSews]

@realale that is fantastic, just what I want to do thank you

[realale]

These are the two books I've got.  https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Stained-Glass-Patchwork-Complete-Instructions/dp/0953259005/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2RQA1XUSZ8TPG&keywords=gail+lawther+stained+glass+patchwork&qid=1647286794&sprefix=gail+lawther+stained+glass+patchwork%2Caps%2C59&sr=8-1
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Stained-Glass-Patchwork-Techniques-Wonderful/dp/0953259080/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2RQA1XUSZ8TPG&keywords=gail+lawther+stained+glass+patchwork&qid=1647286841&sprefix=gail+lawther+stained+glass+patchwork%2Caps%2C59&sr=8-3
Both seem unavailable on Amazon but there is a Christmas one that is free on Kindle unlimited if you have a kindle.
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Stained-Glass-Patchwork-Craftworld-Lawther-ebook/dp/B009M5RPW0/ref=sr_1_4?crid=2RQA1XUSZ8TPG&keywords=gail+lawther+stained+glass+patchwork&qid=1647286841&sprefix=gail+lawther+stained+glass+patchwork%2Caps%2C59&sr=8-4
I haven't got the Christmas one but I have thought about getting it. May download it to my kindle as well!!

[realale]

@SewRuthieSews I have downloaded the Christmas book on to my kindle (well, I read it on my computer as the screen is bigger!!) and had a look through it. It tells you the techniques to use and gives loads of projects if you want to try any. Plus the patterns to trace at the end. I like this book. Hope you find it useful.