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Next Window

I have been procrastinating on my next window project for several months. Initially I had planned on doing a larger version of Charleston’s Rainbow Row, but I wasn’t sure if it would look as good in a larger format than the other panels I’ve made with it in the past. I bought the glass I needed and then started thinking that maybe I should make another sun, or maybe a moon because I have great moon glass and great spooky sky glass.

But this morning I was asked to donate a window to an upcoming charity event and I decided to just go for it with the Rainbow Row. I won’t know how it will look until I do it, so I might as well do it and stop wondering about it. Hopefully having more room will allow me to do more decorating – trees, birds, flowers, bushes, etc. What I have so far is just rough cuts – I still need to finish the first cuts and then use the grinder to smooth / shape everything before I start with the mosaic adhesive on the first layer. I’m not sure if this will end up in the charity event auction or if another window will, but at least my procrastination is over for the time being!

Start of a Rainbow Row mosaic window

SC Artisans Center Visit

I finally made a visit back to the SC Artisans Center to drop off some more pieces. I dropped off a selection of ornaments / suncatchers, a tabletop Palmetto & Crescent in colors a Clemson fan would appreciate, my “Corner Sun” window and my “Rainbow River” window.

I still have a selection of suncatchers / ornaments and coasters on hand in Charleston, as well as a few larger windows. The larger items currently at the SC Artisans Center include:

SC Artisans Center

I am excited to announce that Glass of Sherry pieces are now available at the South Carolina Artisans Center in Walterboro, SC. I’m looking forward to participating in events at the Center and am honored to be associated with this amazing organization! Since 1994, this non-profit center utilizes a retail shop, interpretive displays of Southern folk-life, live demonstrations, and educational and information programs as venues to communicate South Carolina’s culture to the public. By promoting the indigenous fine crafts produced exclusively by South Carolina artists, the Center works to create a better understanding of our rich and diverse cultural heritage.

Housed in a restored eight-room Victorian cottage, the center showcases over 300 of the finest Carolina artists, emphasizing traditional and indigenous folk art and contemporary crafts.

Address: 318 Wichman St
Walterboro, SC 29488
Hours: Monday-Saturday 9 am – 5 pm
Phone: (843) 549-0011

Rainbow Row
Rainbow Row panel
Palmetto & Crescent panel
Hummingbird w/Flowers
SC Fireball Sun
Mermaid Tail


The works above can be viewed and purchased by visiting the SC Artisan Center retail shop during it’s regular hours. I will also be participating in some of the upcoming events at the Center, held every month on the third Saturday from 10am – 2pm.

Surfin’ Starfish

Do you love this Surfin’ Starfish window? It can be yours! It will be available in the raffle at the W. B. Moody Foundation Golf Tournament on May 3rd at Wescott. Even if you aren’t a golfer, you can enjoy the 19th Hole – Kentucky Derby Viewing, Raffle Drawing and party! Learn more about the foundation and the event at https://wbmoodyfoundation.com/tournament/

Surfin' Starfish
Surfin’ Starfish

Beach themed scene in a recycled window. Mixed media – includes sea glass, sea shells, glass chips, frit and starfish set in resin. Approx 30 5/8″ wide x 28″ tall.