About Me


I have always loved glass. The deep shining jewel colours which change throughout the day with the light, and cast colourful shadows in sunlight. The black lines which set off the colours so perfectly.

After studying for a design degree, I discovered stained glass evening classes near my home, and started my journey in the world of glass. It was a revelation. I worked on the techniques, enjoying the freedom to design and make what I wanted. On moving to Bristol, I signed up to Bath College’s Decorative Glass City and Guilds course, which enabled me to develop my artistic and technical abilities with glass.


I create panels and windows to commission, designing and making individual artworks for public buildings and private individuals. Stained glass panels are a great way to express individuality, and add colour and movement to your environment. I also restore, resize, and maintain existing traditional stained glass windows.

I have been teaching stained glass techniques and fusing since 2009, and I love watching new students build up their confidence as they learn how to work with glass. Everyone learns in different ways, and students produce such an astonishing range of artworks. The act of making is so beneficial.

I have taught young carers at Bath Abbey, pupils at Hayesfield Secondary School in Bath, and have done courses for the Wellbeing College. I have also recently taught classes at the prestigious Folk House in Bristol.

I give presentations to large and small groups, both on Zoom and in person. My talks explain the process and history of stained glass, and include the hidden benefits of learning a creativity. Talks can be tailor made for individual audiences.