I specialize in the Tiffany stained glass method. That is I cut all of the glass needed for a project then wrap it in copper foil tape that covers all the edges of each piece of glass. The glass is then reassembled into it's original design and all of the edges are given a smooth bead of hot solder to hold the pattern together. The other technique is known as Leaded glass which, instead of using foil and solder to hold the pattern pieces together the pattern is held together with lead channel and soldered only where each piece of channel meets another. This is the technique you see in most of the church windows today.

I want to show you some of my work. Below is a small sampling of the various projects I've worked on over the past few years. Some are gifts given to family and friends, some are things hanging or being used in my own home and some are commissions purchased by people who know quality work when they see it. One of the items below is actually a donation to TU's annual fundraiser as a raffle item. I hope you enjoy looking through my portfolio and hope you see something you like. If you don't but are interested in getting an estimate or quote on something please feel free to contact me at the above e-mail address. Thanks and I look forward to working with you.