Christina's Creations, LLC

06/12/2026

Flowers have always been a favorite subject in my stained-glass work.

The color palette for this piece was inspired by my own garden. Yellow and green are colors I find myself returning to again and again, both in nature and in my artwork. I love the way they work together.

Combined with the rich purple background, the colors come alive in natural light.

One of the things I enjoy most about stained glass is that a piece is never quite the same from one moment to the next. As the light changes throughout the day, the colors shift and the piece takes on a different appearance.

It's one of those pieces that continues to feel different every time I look at it.

06/06/2026

Beginner Stained Glass Butterfly Workshop on Thursday June 18th from 5:30-8:30pm.

This workshop is designed for beginners and focuses on the copper foil method. Glass pieces are pre-cut and prepared in advance, allowing participants to concentrate on the assembly process while gaining hands-on experience with cleaning, foiling, soldering, and finishing techniques.

Workshop will be held at my home studio in Salem, NH.

Create a stained-glass butterfly while learning the finishing techniques. Workshop is designed for beginners and focuses on the copper foil method.

06/02/2026

CC Stained Glass Supply Saturday is scheduled for June 13th from 10-12:30. I also have a workshop starting at 2pm. If you cannot make that date or time, please feel free to email me at [email protected] and we can set up an appointment.

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05/19/2026

New stained glass butterfly workshops will be announced later this week.

One workshop is designed for beginners with no prior stained glass experience. A second workshop will be offered for those looking to continue building their skills while incorporating wire elements into their finished suncatchers.

Project previews and additional details will be shared soon.

05/10/2026

🌿 Mother’s Day is today, and a selection of my garden-inspired stained glass work is now available at Shady Hill Greenhouse.

You’ll find butterflies, bumblebees, monstera leaves, and stained glass plant stakes displayed among the flowers and greenery. Seeing the glass surrounded by plants and natural light made these pieces feel right at home.

Each piece is handcrafted in my Salem, NH studio using traditional stained glass techniques, designed to bring a little color, light, and nature into everyday spaces, whether tucked into a garden, added to a planter, or displayed near a sunny window.

If you’re visiting Shady Hill for Mother’s Day flowers or gifts, take a look around for my work while you’re there. I’m grateful for the opportunity to have my glass art included in such a beautiful space. 🌿🦋🐝

05/09/2026

Day two at the Mother’s Day Show at LaBelle Winery in Derry, NH.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by yesterday to view the work, ask questions, and share conversations about stained and painted glass.

I’ll be in the ballroom today from 10–5 in the corner space with a collection of stained glass panels, suncatchers, and hand-painted glassware. Looking forward to another wonderful day.

05/07/2026

Getting ready for this weekend’s Mother’s Day show at LaBelle winery in Derry.

I’ll be bringing a variety of stained and painted glass pieces, including a few favorites that interact beautifully with the light.

Looking forward to a weekend of art, spring atmosphere, and meeting both familiar and new faces.

Event hours are Friday, 4pm -8 pm and Saturday, 10am -5pm.

05/01/2026

The same piece, day and night.

This was the third panel I created using this pattern. The first two were custom, and this one I kept.

Even working from the same design, each piece develops differently depending on the glass and the choices made along the way.

Glass always shifts with the light. During the day it’s more active, and at night it settles into something quieter.

That’s part of what keeps me coming back to it.

04/25/2026

A sunflower panel I created a few years ago that still hangs in my sunroom.

I’ve always loved sunflowers, and this piece was made using vintage glass, which gives it a character and variation you don’t always find.

As the light changes throughout the day, the greens remain subtle, yet striking.

It’s one of those pieces that continues to feel different every time I look at it.

Pattern credit: Justin Benhke

04/21/2026

This Celtic knot panel is shown here in different lighting, the only thing that changed is the light.

In softer light, the greens appear deeper and more subtle. As the light increases, the glass brightens, revealing more variation and movement within each piece.

This is one of the qualities I value most in stained glass, how it responds naturally to its surroundings throughout the day.

Available through my studio. Feel free to reach out with any questions.