© 2007 Nancy’s Glass

Made by S Brewster

James Dunbar hung this window in his Hunt Valley Corporate Headquarters Armored Car Museum next to the original 1934 truck.

Capture any occasion in stained glass.  Memorialize a honeymoon in Jamaica by capturing a sunset and palm tree. Hang a plaques and date.

A Christening could be a cross with wings and a halo on clouds surrounded by a ring of blue or pink.

The Tooth Fairy was a gift to a dentist who just had a baby girl.

Display your favorite sports logo, hobby, drink, interest, flowers, fish, animals, designs, fairies, anything you could imagine.

I stopped creating stained glass for quite some time, but in 2006 I started again with the copper foil method. I had forgotten how much I loved the art.  I haven’t been able to stop creating windows since. I’ve set up a studio in my home and can be found there almost any time of day or night.

Hanging a stained glass window instead of a curtain gives the whole room a beautiful glow and atmosphere.  Bathrooms are perfect to block out the view but let in the light.

Everything I look at I try to image it in glass.  My most recent pieces have been of pets that have passed away.  A Labrador, Mollie, and two Rottweilers, Blitzen and Sara were my first commissions for pets (these can be viewed under workshop). I incorporated the dog’s tags into each piece.  These were the most rewarding pieces I had ever done.  These brought so much joy to the owners, that I’m looking forward to starting others.

Working from home, on a part time basis, I create Custom Stained Glass Art.

I was first introduced to stained glass in 1979 by Donald Gene Barrante who worked out of his studio, a cabin in the woods of Conowingo. He instructed me in the lead came method.  I signed my pieces NLY with his db insignia and the date. I had gone to college to become a commercial artist but my life took me down a different path.