John Fisher has been involved with Stained Glass ever since taking his first glass class in 1980, through Cleveland Community College. Working with the traditional lead came, and the Tiffany style copper foil method, John has created beautiful windows, lamps, and gift items that keep his home studio sparkling with light and color.

John's wife, Beth, has joined him in creating beautiful designs of her own, using her talents to select designs and color combinations and add decorative beading to the finished works. John, Beth, and their talented assistant Daphne McGuinn, work with each client to make certain that each piece fully matches their expectations, whether it's a small gift, a large window commission, or a church installation.

John uses lead, copper, zinc, brass and copper foil, along with decorative soldering, to compliment the beautiful selection of glass, bevels, fused glass and paintings available in his works.

Their work can be seen at their home studio in Ellenboro, NC. Their studio has been included in the 2003 Craft Heritage Trails of America book, published by Handmade in America.

John has taught beginner and advanced stained glass classes at Cleveland Community College for 6 years, and has started a beginner class at Isothermal Community College. Studio lessons are also available.