Stained Glass Santa Patterns

Stained glass Santa patterns for Christmas suncatchers, window hangings and 3D pieces. The collection runs from the classic red suit and white beard to Santa in sunglasses, Santa on a surfboard and Santa taking a day off, so you can pick the mood instead of making the same figure as everyone else.

What you can make

The Santa in sunglasses is the most popular piece in the collection: face only, quick to cut, and it reads from across the room. The Santa on the moon sets the figure against a night sky, the Bumbling Santa gives you the full body with a sack, and the Christmas set lets you work through several figures from one sheet. For small pieces there is a trio of Santa ornaments.

Classic or funny

A traditional Santa sells at a craft fair. A funny one gets photographed. Which to make depends on where the piece goes: for a mantel or a shop shelf, the red-and-white figure is the safe choice, while for a window facing the street the surfing Santa or Santa on leave draws more attention and fewer “I already have one” comments.

Santa or Santa gnome

Santa gnomes wear the same hat and beard on a much smaller frame, and several of them sit in the gnome collection. Choose Santa if you want the face and the full figure. Choose a gnome if you want something small that also works outside December.

Santa’s sleigh and reindeer

The sleigh that carries the gifts lives in the Santa’s transport collection, next to the 3D train and the vintage truck. Santa on his own suits a window; Santa with the sleigh suits a mantel that already has a Christmas village on it.