Thursday, May 28, 2009. If until recently you have had the good fortune to live on a tropical island, on which grew groves of mangoes, pineapples and coconuts? Where wild rice flourished and streams of naturally alkalized water flowed freely; or you spent your youth in a remote village in the deepest darkest Peru. Eating indigenous foods and swinging happily from trees on lush vines. Than perhaps this article is not for you. Now, stop that weeping! .

New designs are all around. Here is a link to our 2017 Show Schedule. First post in almost 4 years.

Senior health care commentary by Lynn Peel, President and Senior Care Advisor at Beach Glass Transitions. Did you catch the front page of the Portland Press Herald? May 21, 2012. I wanted to share this great educational opportunity hosted by some of our friends at Advantage Home Care and Bay Square at Yarmouth.

Here at beach glass design our aim is to please you visually with something stunning but simple and will handcraft something that will make you happy with the joy of knowing you are looking at a piece of art. The website is currently under construction and we will return soon with an easier interface and better shopping experience. Please visit my Etsy page. To view and order my current products. Please subscribe to my monthly newsletter to be updated with the latest.

I have always been mesmerized by glass. Growing up in a Victorian house with stained-glass windows, I marveled at how glass alters light, with multi-colored sun puddles filling my childhood spaces. It was those memories that drew me to later work in stained-glass. Sandy with potter husband Stan Pomeranz at show and sale and Fearrington Village, NC.