Glass Crafters Stained Glass

What would you create with this? 🤔

Our Glass of the Day is this stunning Uro by Yough granite-textured sheet. It has such a rugged, organic feel that we can’t stop staring at it. We see a desert sunset, but the possibilities are endless!

Drop a comment: Would you use this for a landscape, a floral piece, or something completely abstract?

🛍️ Order online, or pick up a sheet today at Glass Crafters: https://glasscrafters.com/products/uroboros-blue-yellow-red-orange-pink?_pos=1&_sid=b4be8c889&_ss=r

We hold this class once a month over two weekends. Call and schedule your class today!

These are the tools that make projects smoother.

Stock up on cutters, replacement heads, foils, solders, patinas, and grinding supplies. A well-stocked bench means fewer pauses and better flow.

Working on a deadline? We will help you build a tool kit so you can stay in the zone. Keep a bottle of cutter oil and a spare cutting head on hand to avoid mid-project surprises.

Visit glasscrafters.com or swing by the Sarasota shop for friendly advice.

Artist Spotlight: Meet Patty!

Patty has been working with Gina, George, and Sheri for a while and loves it! This creation is a holiday votive with 3 panels of glass.

“This 3 piece votive is one of my favorite creations, and I truly couldn’t have done it without them!” - Patty.

Want your artwork posted here? DM us here or tag us .

Let’s talk about choosing glass for your project.

Think about light first. Backlit windows love wispy translucent colors and textures. Suncatchers often pop with stronger color and opal blends. Keep contrast in mind so your lines read from across the room.
Try a small study piece before you commit to a big panel. Hold samples near a window and take a quick photo for reference as the light changes. Peek at today’s selection on glasscrafters.com and compare side by side.

Your color story starts here!

From opals and stipples to ripples that catch the light, the right glass changes everything. Planning a window panel or a bright suncatcher? Let us know the vibe, and we will point you to textures and densities that really sing.

New arrivals are posted online, and seeing pieces in person can spark ideas you did not expect. Explore what is in stock, then stop by the Sarasota store to watch the glass glow in natural light.

This is all of us!!! Happy Sunday!!!

This series kicks off with getting started made simple.

Begin with three essentials: a dependable cutter, a grinder for clean edges, and the right foil width for your pattern. Add safety glasses and a steady work surface. Keep the first project small so you can practice and finish in a weekend. As you get comfortable, add one new tool at a time so your workflow stays smooth. Browse the Getting Started section of our website, and check class dates if you want more guidance.

Ready to dive into stained glass?

Shop tools, foils, solder, patinas, and a huge selection of glass sheets. Or grab a beginner-friendly kit to get rolling. Classes in Sarasota run on a rolling calendar with small groups. Materials are included. We love helping first-timers feel confident and returning makers push their skills. Visit glasscrafters.com to explore. Reach out if you want help choosing a starting tool kit.