My newest hobby is doing stain glass.  My first project that I made are two panels for my new kitchen cabinets.  I will be putting in more items as I get them done.  I found that I enjoy this new craft.  It's quite easy, especially having all the right supplies like a grinding machine.  Although I have only had a couple small cuts, I am sure to keep some Band Aids on hand for emergencies   :) 

Please come back and see what new things I've added to my page.  Thanks for visiting.

	This is the start of my very first door
	Foiling each piece is time consuming as well as cutting each piece of glass.  I didn't need any Band Aids at this point yet  LOL
	This is the finished product before I put the black patina on to make it look antique.  The solder is still very shiny.
	The finished product installed with accent lighting behind.  I think it looks very nice with the red oak cabinets that my husband Don built.  This kitchen was a labor of love.
	This is the light fixture that I made to correspond with my cabinet doors.

Now for some projects that I have made.  The following pictures are of a window I was commission to do for a friend.  I had to come up with a design that I could incorporate from one pane of glass to another.  My friend did not want the usual square/rectangle style pieces....this is what I came up with....and they loved it.
 

Here is a picture that I did for our son for his new home as a house warming gift.  The frame is made out of black walnut that my husband cut on his bandsaw.  It is beautiful wood and looks very nice with the glass.

Now you'll see some sun catches that I have done for gifts and to sell at craft fairs.  Hope you enjoy seeing them.
 

I was commissioned to do an eagle stain glass for my friend Abe in Tennessee.  He really enjoyed it.  I do not have a completed picture of it myself, but I have this picture of me working on it.  Thanks Abe for this order :)