Step into a world bursting with colour and charm! Handmade stained glass suncatchers bring magic to any space. They catch the light, sparkle with life, and add a whimsical touch to your home. Today, I’m diving into the creative potential and uses of these delightful pieces. Ready to be inspired? Let’s go! Discovering the Uses of Pipsiglass in Home Decor Brighten your windows with stunning stained glass suncatchers! These beauties transform sunlight into a kaleidoscope of colo

See how Pip makes one of her most popular selling items - a black sheep!

Tiffany glass dates to Victorian times and was prevalent during the Art Deco era. It consists of a wide variety of stained glass products, each one handmade by artisans and produced by Tiffany Studios, based in Queens, New York City between 1901 and 1932. Interior designer Louis Comfort Tiffany started to focus on the production of stained glass home products in 1878 following an inspirational trip to London’s Victoria and Albert Museum. There he was fascinated by the museum

Alfred Wainwright was an accountant by profession, but being skilled in the art of bookkeeping was not the source of his fame, rather a famed connection to the Lake District. Antisocial by his own admission and renowned for his stubbornness, Blackburn-born Wainwright is immortalised for his seven Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells , at last count selling over 2million copies in the 60-plus years since first publication. Alfred Wainwright - documenting the fells Penned by

William Wordsworth - author of the poem Daffodil also known as I Wandered lonely as a Cloud

Herdwick Sheep are native to the Lake District with 99% of existing UK flocks residing within the stunning National Park. To celebrate this fabulous hardy breed, Pipsiglass produces a range of cute Herdwick suncatchers . The etymology of ‘Herdwick’ derives from the 12th century word ‘herdvyck,’ which translates as ‘sheep pasture’. Believed to have been brought to the Lakeland areas on Viking Long ships the breed has been constant in the Lake District since the 11th century.