I love the entire process of making stained glass, from design to fabrication. However, I limit the number of projects I do each year so that it continues to be a delight rather than a chore.

I work with both lead came and Tiffany (copper foil) methods. The cabinet on the upper left is lead, and the other projects on this page are Tiffany.

Large panels are typically set or hung next to existing windows, providing the appearance of installed glass with portability: you CAN take it with you when you go -- at least to your next home! The exception is cabinets and doors, which are installed in the door frame and would need some kind of replacement if removed.

In September, 2011, my large entry window, at the left, is the Design of the Month for Dragonfly Software. Read more in Recent Projects.

In February, 2006, my church project, shown at the left, was also a 'Design of the Month'. Read more in the Project Archive.

These pages show a number of examples of my work. Panels focuses on my larger works and installed pieces. The Sun Catchers page shows my smallest items. Glass Boxes displays candle holders, tissue boxes, and hinged boxes.

Opportunities discusses some of the ways that stained glass can solve decorating problems within a home. Several pages, Project Stories, Current Projects, Recent Projects, and Project Archive provide additional details about the design and creation of some of my work.

If you have an idea for stained glass, I can help. The tools I use allow me to create samples of designs with various glass options and email them to you and to create full-sized printouts to hang in your home before you commit to a design or color scheme. Learn more about me and how I approach projects.

As you can see on the Recent Projects page, I can also overlay my designs on a photo of your proposed placement to give you a good idea of the final result, even before any glass is purchased. Please contact me if you have a project in mind.