Handmade Suncatchers in Stained Glass - lots and lots of them for sale in my JOYSofGlass Folksy Shop,
All sorts of lovely things for yourself or for you to give as presents so please come in and have a look.

You can see more about me and my glass on my JOYSOFGLASS website and I maintain a full photo Catalogue on my Facebook page
(sorry can't put the links here but you will find me easily by searching for JOYSofglass).

I have lots more things than are for sale here on Folksy.
Please contact me if you want something else or maybe something I have sold that you would like. I can always make more, always slightly different of course but to whatever pattern, colour you prefer.

Please note also that I do sell things elsewhere and it is sometimes possible that one of the things on sale here will have been sold before I have the chance to make another and change the advert, photo on here to match the new one. If it then gets sold here on Folksy as well I will make another to match the one advertised as closely as possible but it will always be unique as it is impossible to make an exact match.
Please note that sometimes it is difficult to forecast postal cost taking into account packaging needed for glass. if I accidentally overcharge you on postage I will refund you the excess.
What do I make. Anything and everything that I can think of that someone might like, which would make a totally unique and special present for a birthday christmas easter valentine or mothers day. If it is cutable from glass then I make it. .
Here is a list of some of those which come to mind.

Frog animal dog cat bird horse horseshoe spiders web heart flower iris rose daisy lily daffodil snowdrop heart star angel fairy helicopter tractor bus train digger sailboat canalboat motorhome caravan dragonfly butterfly goldfish tree apple abstract picture panal mummy mum love

A few details, terms and conditions etc in case you would like to buy any of my glass:
I try to ensure that every piece I make is unique. In fact, with glass, it is very difficult to make an exact replica just by the nature of the materials. So if you have something of mine then no-one else will have one exactly like it.

You can buy directly from my Folksy shop. If it is listed on there then it is normally in stock, but just occasionally I sell it elsewhere and don't have time to remove it / mark it as *Sold*.
If you order something I no longer have I will very quickly make you another.

On Folksy payment is normally via Paypal and you can use that even if you don't have a Paypal account. When you buy from there I receive an email to say so and another when your Paypal has gone through which confirms your postal details and any special instructions you might have.
I always do my best to acknowledge your purchase by email as soon as possible after you have made it.
I am happy to make most things in a different colours and just need a note from you to say what you would like. If you do order something special like this via Folksy I will put it up on there for you as soon as it is ready, marked as Reserved for you and will send you a message to say that it is there for you to order.

I am very happy to take commissions and will do my very best to make anything you would like. If you have something in mind but can't find it in my photo galleries then please ask. I may not have made one yet but if you want one, then I soon will.
I package all my glass with great care, and lots of bubble wrap, for postage and try hard to post out, same day if early enough but certainly next day, using first class mail and to only charge what it costs me.
I will part-refund postage via Paypal where more than one piece is ordered to allow for combined postal charge.

Please note - my stained glass is just that - made of glass. I construct each piece to be as strong as possible and finish with a polish to a shine with a little car wax. I attach a chain to the top via a soldered ring and split rings which means the chain can be shortened or replaced easily and I include a suction hook for hanging. Note that a few pieces, mainly the smaller ones, are hung from strong fishing line rather than chain.

My glass, being glass, is a little fragile so please treat with care. It does respond well to a gentle wash in warm soapy water when dusty.