My wife and I now work with stained glass when we have time. This page contains some pictures of a few of the things we have made.
We have worked on different designs, however many of these are the same design because we made them as gifts. To view a larger version of the picture simply place your mouse over the picture (hover). Simply move the mouse off of the pop-up picture to close it. Note that the stained glass border pattern on the left side of this page is not a stained glass window we made, but rather a computer graphic I made for this site.

Window Designs:

These windows were made using the copper foil method and were wrapped in zinc.

Iridescent gray and clear glass with 8 square bevels
and a bevel cluster in center. 
Clear Glue Chip with Baroque white with 8 square bevels
and abevel cluster in center.  
Green Cathedral with green and white Baroque with 8 square bevels
and a bevel cluster in center.

Clear Glue Chip with 8 square and 6 rectangle glue chip bevels
with a bevel cluster in center. 
Blue Baroque with blue Water glass and 8 square bevels with
a bevel cluster in center. 
Purple Baroque with light purple glass and 8 square bevels
with a bevel cluster in center.
Multiple bevels with white and pink Baroque and
white Baroque center.

Using Stained Glass as Tile:

White and green Baroque, white Baroque,
and white and gray Baroque.

How to take care of your Stained Glass Window

For those who we have given stained glass windows or other stained glass items to, here are some instructions for caring for your stained glass.
Consider Stained Glass windows as a low-maintenance window! Stained Glass windows do not need to be cleaned on a regular basis. When you do clean it use a soft dry cloth. If it is heavily soiled then clean the window with a soft damp cloth. Do not use any kind of window cleaner on the stained glass window. Most commercial window cleaners are ammonia-based and ammonia produces a negative reaction to lead, which, over time would cause your window to fall apart. Never use an acid-based cleaner - even vinegar - on stained glass windows, especially stained glass that has been painted.

How to take care of your Stained Glass Tile

For those who have stained glass installed in your home.
Only use a non-abrasive window cleaner when needed, otherwise use a soft damp cloth. If the stained glass has been painted then do NOT use an acid-based cleaner or vinegar.

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We had a great teacher, Mike Hoopengardner, who taught us the art of stained glass. Click the link below to view his stained glass website.