Stained glass windows, paper hearts and teddy bears have become a trend in Redfield during the COVID-19 pandemic. The windows serve as a symbol of togetherness and celebration of Easter as families are stuck at home.
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Above, windows at Tonya Odland's residence add some color to the day. Stained glass windows, paper hearts and teddy bears are decorating windows this week during the COVID-19 pandemic. The windows show a spirit of togetherness amid self-quarantines and lockdowns.
