Greg Muncy at Cornerstone Fellowship in California used this stage design from October through December. Christmas lights and windows frames created a really cool “starry night” feel.
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Hi Candy! I can't answer for this particular design…but I know some have cut it out of 8' plywood. Hope that helps.
These windows are 15' tall…they were framed out of 1"x6" poplar and braided together. The top arches were cut out of 5/8" plywood. All of this was covered with 2" styrofoam, and cut and shaped to look like stone, then painted and treated to finish.
I have original CAD drawings if you are interested in building your own.
Greg Muncy
gregm@cornerstoneweb.org
Hi Greg,
I love the windows you created and saw that you offered the drawings and was wondering if I could get a copy from you. They would work perfectly with our decorating theme this year. They are so beautiful!
Thank You,
Kaye Barton
office@capecodchurch.com
HI Greg, what material is used as the actual window and did you just put strands of christmas lights behind material to create the starry night effect? What size bulbs?