NANCY WEISSER
-owner-

Nancy Weisser has been working with glass for more than 30 years. She owned and operated a home based stained glass commission business for 12 years before opening the store location in Kensington in 1993. In 1985 her interest in glass turned to a new and emerging art form - kiln formed glass, a broad group of techniques that includes fusing, slumping and casting. Nancy has trained with many renowned glass artists over the years, and has been teaching the art of glass for nearly thirty years. Even though she stays busy with running the store and an intense teaching schedule she continues to create, unique and exciting works of art in glass. Learn more about Nancy the artist and view her extensive portfolio by visiting her website nancyweisser.com.

SHARON MOFFITT
-store manager-

Sharon graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, where she was first introduced to glass as an art medium. “I have always been intrigued by the way light interacts with the raw material and the unique effects this produces". Sharon has extensive experience in many areas of glass, including stained glass, kiln-formed glass, and mosaic, and enjoys combining the different techniques in her work. Her work has been displayed in both galleries and private collections. “I always enjoy teaching and sharing my knowledge with my students, and introducing them to the art that I love!” As store manager for the past twelve years she has been completely involved in the day to day operations of Weisser Glass.

APRIL BOCK
-sales rep/studio assistant/glass mule-

April graduated from the arts program at Einstein High School in Kensington, MD. She has been working at Weisser Glass Studio for three years. April handles everything from waiting on customers, to office work, to stained glass fabrication and beyond!

Her interests include glass art, Boston Terriers, and moustaches.

"Slicin', dicin', and don't forget the iridized pricin'...!"

RACHEL BROOKS
-sales rep/studio assistant/chief glass slicer-

Rachel has been working at Weisser Glass Studio for over a year. Her interest in glass art has expanded exponentially during that time period, and she now is well versed in a variety of techniques. She now shoulders the bulk of the glass cutting responsibilities at the studio, much to Sharon's delight.