Caring for Your Stained Glass

How to Keep Your Stained Glass Beautiful for Years

Avoid suction cups – They eventually fail and may cause breakage.
Use secure hanging methods – Hooks, eye hooks, or chains are safest. Hang from a stud or solid wooden frame.
Minimal cleaning is best – Dust occasionally. For deeper cleaning, use a soft damp cloth. Avoid chemicals or cleaners.
Safety note – Stained glass contains lead (absorbed only by ingestion/inhalation). Wash hands after handling.

Have questions about caring for your glass?
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Yes. Private Class – You choose the pattern, date, and time. Requires a minimum of 5 registered participants. Closed private event.
Yes. I offer a Power Hour – one-on-one studio time to work on a skill, ask questions, and get help with a technique of your choice.
Recommended age is 15+. Parental waiver required for minors.
Yes. Custom Date Class – Choose a pattern from my class selection and schedule your group. Minimum 4 participants required. Class opens to the public for up to 8 students.
Yes – sheets, scrap glass, tools, supplies, and beginner kits available.
Closed-toed shoes required. Wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting messy.
If you use reading glasses, bring them. All other materials and safety equipment are provided.
No food or drink in the classroom. Breaks are allowed.
No! Most classes are beginner-friendly. I also offer intermediate and advanced options.