New member class participants Jody Gittens, Lauren Vodrazka, and Rex Gittens with their completed projects.
A stained glass window panel in progress by husband-and-wife team Joe and Janet Schreiber. This is a skyline of Pittsburgh that they are making for their daughter. Lucky girl!
New member Barb Frizzell is creating her first project with president Beth Sulek-LaHousse giving her expert advice.
Julie White
As we say good-bye to our snowbird friends, we continue to be busy creating stained glass projects. Our summers are hot—the reason our friends fly away—but we know we can spend the hot hours in our large air-conditioned studio. If you are interested in joining stained glass for the summer and the rest of this year, contact Sandi at smteaches3@aol.com to inquire about new member classes.
Here’s an interesting fact about stained glass: The oldest stained glass fragments in Europe date back to 686 AD. Archaeologists found the earliest surviving evidence of a stained glass window at St. Paul’s Monastery in Jarrow, United Kingdom. The window was found in fragments and is believed to be from around 686 AD.