Little Leaps

Little Leaps

Every frog we’ve drawn — for the window first, then the mug, the pillow and the couch. Start with the ones people keep buying; the rest of the pond follows.

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  • Customer photo — Frog with Leaf Umbrella Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Hummingbird & Fuchsia Stained Glass Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Swallowtail Butterfly & Pink Blossom Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Crimson Sunbird & Canna Lily Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Butterfly Garden & Roses Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Fuchsia Hummingbird Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Bluebirds & Winter Berry Branch Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Frog & Mushroom Umbrella Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Personalized Rainbow Bridge Dog Memorial Stained Glass Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Sunflower Mushroom Stained Glass Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Frog Couple & Leaf Umbrella Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher
  • Customer photo — Frog Couple & Leaf Umbrella Holographic Acrylic Suncatcher

About this collection

A very small world, just past the glass

It starts with rain. Two little frogs duck under a curled leaf, raindrops sliding off the tip, a red mushroom glowing beside them — and somehow the storm becomes the cozy part of the story. That one scene became our best-loved suncatcher, and Little Leaps grew up around it: a tiny woodland where frogs read books on toadstools, share umbrellas made of daisies, sip tea in the moonlight, and nap on lily pads while the pond holds still.

Hang one in a sunny window and the story keeps going all day — morning light wakes the colors, afternoon sun scatters little rainbows across the wall, and by evening the whole scene glows like a page from a picture book.

Why frogs?

Across almost every culture, frogs mean the good kind of change — luck arriving, rain that feeds the garden, new beginnings, transformation. One customer, a teacher, hung her frog suncatcher in the classroom and told her students it stands for second chances: there is always another leap. That is the spirit of this collection — small, hopeful, quietly funny.

How each piece is made

Every design begins as an original stained-glass-inspired artwork. Most pieces are printed on both sides of lightweight 4mm wavy acrylic with a broken-glass hologram finish that turns direct sun into tiny dancing sparkles; our glass-style pieces use a 5mm crystal panel that glows softly in natural light. Sizes run from 6 to 12 inches, and every piece arrives with a metal chain and suction hook — on the window in about ten seconds, no tools, no nails.

A little luck, ready to gift

A frog is an easy gift to get right — it wishes someone luck, a fresh start, or simply a smile every morning at the sink. If you are shopping for two, our frog pairs live in Once Upon a Lily Pad, and for your favorite person there is Gift for Best Friend.

Questions, answered

What are Little Leaps suncatchers made of?

Most designs are printed on both sides of durable 4mm wavy acrylic with a holographic broken-glass finish, so the artwork reads beautifully from inside and outside. Our glass-style pieces use a 5mm crystal panel. They look like stained glass but are lightweight and shatter-safe — no leading, no fragile solder.

Do they really cast rainbows?

The holographic acrylic pieces do — in direct sunlight the broken-glass hologram finish scatters light into small rainbow sparkles that move across the room as the sun does. Glass-style pieces glow with rich, translucent color instead. A bright, sun-facing window gives the strongest effect.

Which size should I choose?

Sizes run 6, 8, 10 and 12 inches, measured on the longest side. 10 inches is our best-selling size and suits most kitchen and living-room windows — large enough to show the detail, small enough to stay elegant. Choose 12 inches for a statement pane.

How do they hang?

Every piece arrives ready to hang with a metal chain and a suction-cup hook. Press the hook onto clean glass, hang the chain, done — about ten seconds, no tools or nails. They also hang happily from a curtain rod or a mantel hook.

Is a frog suncatcher a good gift?

Frogs symbolize luck, new beginnings and second chances — one teacher hung hers in the classroom as a reminder that there is always another leap. Several designs can be personalized with names, and every piece ships gift-ready.

See the real effect

Two finishes, one window full of light — watch how each one plays with the sun.

Holographic acrylic

Broken-glass hologram finish on 5mm wavy acrylic — every ray of sun turns into tiny rainbow sparkles that dance across the room.

Real stained glass

Real 0.5 cm glass with a reinforced zinc edge — rich, translucent color that glows softly in natural light.