Julie White
When you hear about stained glass, most people think of panels or windows of beautiful intricate colors and patterns. But there is so much more that can be done in this medium!
Dave LaClair is a fairly new member of our club and to stained glass. He is very talented and produced both the fish with the dragonfly on an antler and the duck on a slice of a tree with florals. For the spots on the salmon, Dave researched online and found a method where the paint was baked on to make it permanent. His use of colors is just spectacular.
Rita Burback created the stunning red rose nightlight. Doesn’t it look beautiful all lit up? Rita has been a member of our stained glass club for 4 years and has created numerous beautiful works of art. The nightlights have been a favorite of our members as any object or scene can be used.
Julie White used a purchased piece of decorative coral and a basket to display her tropical fish. The colors on the fish are very complementary and the googly eye looks like a real fish eye. Julie has been a member of stained glass for 5 years and enjoys making 3D projects such as cacti and hummingbirds.
New member classes are ongoing, so if you’d like to try it out and see how much fun it is, contact Sandra Martin at [email protected]. We’d love to have you join us at the studio!