Standard Products and Custom Work To Satisfy All Your Decorating Needs
and Color Desires!!

          As of now, this website contains a small sampling of my work. Please check back regularly, as I will be adding many more photos, sections on choosing or designing patterns and color schemes for a variety of decorator needs and situations, and much more. For now, I need to post this simple site and get back to designing and making stained glass!

          My stained glass works of art range from items smaller than my 6 inch Hummingbird Suncatchers to Architectural Panels much larger than my 3 foot wide Half-Moon Transoms. (Examples of these two types grace the banner at the top of each of my web pages.)

          Shown in my Website are representative samples of sidelights (my most popular larger product), transoms, and large, medium and small hangings or panels. The smallest works are commonly called 'suncatchers'. But any item that is not actually installed into a wall, as sidelights and transoms are, can be hung in a suitably sized window, from a porch overhead, or as a room divider indoors. Only imagination, the strength of the support, and the available light limit the design, glass choice, and placement of stained glass. And it's not all that heavy!

          Sidelights are generally tall, narrow stained glass panels installed on either side of the front door to a home. Occasionally there is only one. Often the glass is selected with an eye to privacy, while still allowing light in. By using only small amounts of color along with clear glass with an interesting texture, the sidelight's color will not dominate, but will fit into any decor.
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Transoms

          Transoms are simply windows over doors. Transoms sometimes tilt open for ventilation. Their main function is allowing light in. By using only small amounts of color along with clear glass with an interesting texture, the transom's color will not dominate, but will fit into any decor.
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Bookcase or Cabinet Doors

          Bookcase doors, china cabinet doors, kitchen cabinet doors, and the doors of cabinets holding keepsakes all can be complemented by stained glass panels. In these cases, glass selection in influenced by how much of the contents you want to see. You can even put cool light sources inside the cabinets to show off the colored glass, when you want to hide the contents.
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Fleur-de-lis

          A classic design, the fleur-de-lis, which means flower of the lily, can be interpreted in many ways. Here are a few.
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Birds

          I make many varieties of hummingbirds, but for now I can only show you these two, in addition to the one on the banner at the top of the page. They range from about 6 inches to 10, though I certainly could make them almost any size on request. Look for many more to be shown in the future, as thay are among my most popular items. I just don't have the photos ready today.
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Designs Based on Arcs of Circles

          I could write many paragraphs about these designs and their development, but I just don't have time now. Their captions tell a little, and I'll write more in the future. In the meantime, think waves.
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MiscellaneousDesigns

          I just haven't categorized these yet, as I'm working against a deadline and I just don't have the time right now. Look again in the future!!
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          1. To read a long message on the little yellow balloons that appear when you place your mouse cursor over a picture, slightly move the mouse every few seconds. This will prevent the message from disappearing before you've finished reading it. If you lose it anyway, move the mouse cursor off the picture, then after a few seconds move it back on.