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Summer 2009
 Desert Glasshopper Studio
Peggy Pettigrew Stewart came to glass as a way to keep from going crazy while recovering from cancer. That refuge became a full-time occupation, as she grew as an artist, opening her own studio. Later she became involved as a teacher at the Scottsdale, Arizona, Carefree Resort, where she has helped them to develop the Glass Café concept. There resort visitors can take four-hour classes where they have the opportunity to discover glass art and choose from a wide selection of projects to “make and take.”
by Colleen Bryan
Also look for highlights of the Society of American Mosaic Artists Robin Brett Scholarship Program, the new insurance offerings from the Stained Glass Association of America, member cameos from the International Guild of Glass Artists, and information on the upcoming conference for the American Glass Guild. You’ll also find out how Art Glass Association members are receiving free promotional help from the AGA and learn about enhancements now available on the newly expanded Glass Art Society website.
You can find the rest of these articles in the Summer 2009 issue of Profitable Glass Quarterly.
Summer 2009 –  Buy Now!
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