Past Projects

Bass Pro Time Share Cabins

All around Table Rock Lake in Missouri, Bass Pro Shops builds time share cabins. Big Cedar Lodge is "Disneyland for Fishermen," and is a show case for Bass Pro Shops. Each cabin has unique stained glass windows, I was chosen to make some of them.

Closeup of etching

Bass Pro Time Share Cabins

This closeup of the Elk etching which is the centerpiece of the previous window.

Companion triangle window

Bass Pro Time Share Cabins

Companion triangle window

Triangle windows are used atop doorways in pairs to fill up the space. This window is a companion piece for the time share window that has the Elk centerpiece.

Closeup of Quail

Traditional Bass Pro window

Companion triangle window

This etched Quail set off the triangle windows. The colors match the bigger window.

Traditional Bass Pro window

This is a window done for Big Cedar Lodge in Branson MO which is a part of Bass Pro Shops.

Window on the worktable

Traditional Bass Pro window

The contrast of a window on the worktable and up in the window is huge! This window really looks pretty on the table and also pretty in the sunlight.

Big Cedar Lodge Bathroom Window

Bass Pro Shops built Big Cedar Lodge with the help of many talented craftsmen. I have been fortunate enough to do some of the stained glass windows. This was a bathroom window in the women's showers.

Closeup

Big Cedar Lodge Bathroom Window

Closeup of a sycamore leaf. Window made with the lead method.

Another view

Big Cedar Lodge Bathroom Window

The set of windows

This view pulls back to show more of the lead window for the bathrooms.

The set of windows

This view shows several matching windows.

Sycamore Window

The set of windows

Sycamore Window

Bass Pro Shops Big Cedar Lodge put in some large bathrooms to accommodate wedding parties prep before the wedding. This window (shown here on the worktable) is a Sycamore Tree. It looks dark here but in the next picture. . .

Sycamore Window

The set of windows

Sycamore Window

This window shows lots of contrast from table to window. Look at all those colors!