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| David continues working on the assembly of the window, adding one piece of glass at a time. |
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The window grows slowly. |
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| Michelle prepares the border pieces of the window for the application of the inscription, by covering the pieces with a resist material and them cutting out the Hebrew letters, exposing the glass underneath. |
A specialized paint is applied to the exposed glass. |
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| Michelle applies the paint to the border pieces of the window, creating a thick, even coat. |
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| After drying, the resist is removed, leaving the powdered paint, temporarily adhered to the glass. |
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| Finally, the glass pieces are placed into an electric kiln, which fires the glass to a temperature at which the paint fuses to the glass, becoming a permanent part of it. This is the actual act of "staining" the glass. |
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