Advanced Stained Glass - 4-Panel Lamp ~ Sign Up Now!

Join me for a fun class learning how to make a 4-Panel Stained Glass Lamp!

Coming Live! February 4, 5, & 6, 2019 Advanced Stained Glass - 4-Panel Lamp

We'll be making a 4-panel lampshade and learning how to add decorative embelishments. I'll share tips and tricks for assembling 4 and 6 panel lampshades.

Learn more and reserve your space Advanced Stained Glass – 4-Panel Lamp

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Make Your Own Glass Nuggets!

Making glass nuggets for your stained glass projects is easy if you own your own kiln. Premade niggets come in a limited color range, don't let that limit your creativity! And you can make your own eyes as well! How many times have you wanted to make a project with an animal but worried how to make eyes?

Above are animal eyes, red berries, and miscelleanous nuggets.

Advanced Stained Glass - Foil Method... Sign Up Now!

Coming October 29 - 31 LIVE! Advanced Stained Glass - Foil Method

Just in time for holiday gift giving, we'll be learning how to make 3-D projects. Boxes, sun catchers, and DRAGONS!!! 

     

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Solder

I've been preparing to teach Beginning Stained Glass online for the great folks at CuriousMondo.com and I figured it might be nice to explain the "why" behind some of the things I choose to do.

One of the things I use most is 60/40 (tin-lead) solder. I didn't think "because I like it" would be a reasonable response if asked so I did what any reasonable person would do and asked Google.

Check out the Interview with Red Dragon Glass Art's Cheryl Peterson

See the interview, March 13th,  with Red Dragon Glass Art's Cheryl Peterson, hosted by Jodi McRaney Rusho from Glass With a Past

We'll be talking about the glass I make and how it all began. 

Check out the interview at www.creativityinfocus.com

Announcing, Live Stream and On Demand "Beginning Stained Glass - Foil Method"

It seems like every event I do someone asks if I teach stained glass classes and up until now I've always said, "sorry, no" and recommended one of my colleagues who does teach. But that's all about to change! I'm teaching an online course!

Beginning Stained Glass - Foil Method

I'm excited to be talking about glass and showing how to create a foil project with the wonderful people at CuriousMondo.com

The Tree of Life

The Challenge: Enhance a piece of metal wall decor with glass

That was the request, and this is the original piece of art:

It had a "lip" in the back that would be perfect to act as a frame to support the glass so I said I'd be happy to give it a try, and brought it home with me.

I had a vision of how the final piece would look so all I had to do was make that vision become a reality.

Final Installation: Hold Your Breath!

After much anticipation, and a quick onsite repair, the day finally arrived for the big reveal.

Prior the grand opening and ribbon cutting at The Quilter's Lodge these two panels were hidden from view with brown paper.

But when the paper came off and the crowd oooh'd and aaaah'd, all the months of work was paid off.

When Bad Things Happen to Good Glass

It's not something you want to think about but occasionally breakage happens. A glass artist knows the sound and no one wants to hear it.

Occasionally it happens when a piece is being installed. It was a lucky thing that the breakage was in a convenient spot and easy to fix. So I packed up my tools and made the repair on site.

A Really Big Deal: Designing and Building a Large Stained Glass Panel

For the past several months, I've been working on this project for The Quilter's Lodge. The initial design meetings took place as the building was under construction, and I though it might be fun to share the design process of a large project like this. The finished project will consist of 2 panels 30" high and 72" wide.

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