Betty

I have worked in Stained Glass for almost two years and I've become addicted to this work. I love learning more about the art of stained glass and networking with others in this and all other arts. Check out my website: www.this-little-light.com to see some of my work, and to find links to other artists who are bringing forth beauty with their bare hands. Check the website frequently because it changes as quickly as I can produce something new to post to it.My art has an afro-centric theme and feel, something rarely seen in stained glass, although there are a few brave souls out there doing the work and doing it WELL! (A little note) Stained Glass is not just for church windows and rich people! It's not cheap, because it's "feakin" hard to make...But it can be very affordable. Talk to a glass artist the next time you see one at a show or arts event. I'll bet you'll walk away richer than you were when you started, and who knows, you may just end up with something beautiful to take home that will last you a lifetime. Stained glass doesn't age, spoil, or depreciate in value. You don't have to water it or feed it for it to brighten your day and entertain your soul. You can look at it every day, and with each sunrise and sunset find something new in it that you never noticed before. Give your eyes a gift and put some stained glass in your window. You'll be glad you did,and you'll wonder why you waited so long to do it. Even better, try it for yourself. You could be surprised at the art you have in your fingertips. Remember, This Little Light of Mine, I'm Gonna Let It Shine... Let your "Little Light Shine." Get Your Own Myspace Layouts @ MyspaceLayouts.cc !