In the late 1990s the Kinngait Studios began a collaborative project with Sattler’s Studio in Nova Scotia, a noted glass studio which specializes in stained glass windows. The famous Appleby Chapel window which was designed by Kenojuak Ashevak was part of this collaboration. In addition to windows, Sattler’s often collaborated with artists to make small-scale stained glass works that featured an image by the artist. This process echoed the Kinngait printing tradition in which original drawings were translated into prints by master printers. Several Kinngait artists provided drawings which the studio printed in the serigraph technique on antique stained glass in small editions.

References: For a details of the Appleby College stained glass, see Brenda Still, “College chapel window is a first in Inuit art world,” Anglican Journal, n.d.; For a brief discussion on Kenojuak's experiments with glass, see Maija M. Lutz, Hunters, Carvers, and Collectors: The Chauncey C. Nash Collection of Inuit Art, (Cambridge, MA, USA: Peabody Museum Press, Harvard University, 2020), p. 47.