A bathroom door panel to remember a Canadian past made using a variety of techniques - including spongeing and various different paint techniques.

Details from the window showing the free detail using sponges and foam

Another Canadian window, in autumn colours, also for a bathroom door, best enjoyed by candlelight!.

Printing on the glass using sponges and foam.

A pair of windows made for an internal door, based loosely on Jacobean Embroidery

Squirrel painted with traditional stained glass techniques with silver stain to the reverse.

A 3ft high panel in a conservatory door based on exotic leaves to join inside to outside and let plenty of light into a dark corridor

A small front door panel. The petals are made with a translucent wispy white glass which has been painted on both sides.

A window with an Egyptian feel based loosely on various North African windows

A bathroom fanlight made by fusing metals between two layers of glass

Another fanlight made with a fenland theme by fusing metals between two layers of glass