Boom goes the Bulb

In preparation for my Layla panel I purchased a heat lamp bulb from Lowes for about 10 dollars.  It was still in the box when I inadvertently knocked it off my dining room table, which meant I was only faced with a box full of glass shards instead of the disaster of tiny bits of glass all over the floor.  Jacqueline and Lelia came up and worked on their stained glass panels.  Jacqueline was able to complete her panel but Lelia's remaining pieces are rather complex.  I should probably go ahead and cut them out for her so she can have a completed panel.  I rescued my boots, at least one and a half pair, and plan to make a purse from the one brown long boot I found.  I also took on the task of making a picture of the Payson Temple.  It will look best in late afternoon so I plan to drive down to Payson tomorrow and take a few pictures from all sides.  I would like to do a work on the small panel I purchased before attempting the Layla panel.  I was happy to find that I can use my palette cart andt easel for the project.  The glass panel I rescued is just the length of the cart and about 4 to 5 inches wider.  I can work on the panel and close it off with the studio curtain as needed.