Midwest based stained glass, metal, and mixed media art inspired by nature, the fantastical, and other cool things.

late-20s ❁ weirdo ❁ she/they

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Cleaning:

Please refrain from using any acid or chemical cleaners, and instead just simply use some water and a mild dish soap or easy dusting if you need to clean any glass piece. Just make sure to dry it off right after washing if it does get wet! From time to time the solder or lead may also naturally oxidize/corrode and leave a whitish substance on the piece, but you can just gently scrub this off with baking soda, water, and a q-tip or a non-abrasive brush.

Safety:

My stained glass pieces unless stated otherwise are put together with solder or came that contains lead, and even though it poses no harm minimally touching it or hanging in your home, it's good practice to always wash your hands with soap and water after handling any stained glass piece to prevent any unwanted exposure.

Hanging:

For suncatchers and other hanging pieces, make sure to hang it as securely as you can, whether from a sturdy hook that has been screwed into something secure like a wall or ceiling stud, or hang it from something like a properly attached curtain rod if you can. You could use suction cups for very small pieces, but honestly I wouldn't recommend them; they often just can't handle the weight and are prone to popping off, they're just not something I would risk hanging something so fragile on if you can help it.