General FAQs
What services do you offer?
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I make and sell handmade art, teach stained glass and fused glass classes, and create custom pieces for people who have a particular idea in mind.
My work includes fused glass and stained glass jewelry, as well as other colourful, weird, and whimsical creations.
Looking for something that doesn’t exist yet? I also take on custom and commissioned work. If you have a strange idea, a special occasion, or simply something you’d love to see made out of glass, get in touch and let’s see what we can come up with.
One of my most meaningful projects to date involved using glass from a chuppah to create a ring dish as a Bat Mitzvah gift. The piece combined both fused-glass and stained-glass techniques, and was a particularly special way to give the glass a new life.
Do you ship your work?
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Yes! I ship orders using Canada Post.
I carefully package each piece to make sure your glass treasures arrive safely at their new home. Shipping options and costs are calculated at checkout.
International orders may be subject to customs fees, duties, or taxes imposed by the destination country. These are the responsibility of the recipient.
If you have any questions about shipping, or you’re wondering whether I can send something to where you live, just get in touch!
Where can I find your work in person?
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If you'd like to see some of my work in person, you can currently find a selection of my pieces at Bar à Beurre.
You can also see some of my fused glass work as part of the Friendship Wampum, located at the Native Friendship Centre of Montreal. The project was led by creative director Carling Sioui, in partnership with the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal and the Native Friendship Centre of Montreal, and was brought to life in glass by the team at Studio du Verre.
I was the lead for the fused glass work, working under Studio du Verre’s chef d’atelier, Jeff Sheckman, to create the colourful glass tiles that make up the Wampum from artwork submitted by members of the community.
Are you interested in carrying my work at your shop, gallery, or other space? I’d love to hear from you! Get in touch and tell me a little about your space and what you have in mind.
How can I get in touch with you?
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Have a question, a weird idea, a potential collaboration, or something else you’d like to chat about? Get in touch!
You can email me at hello@danidoodlesnoodles.com or send me a DM on Instagram (@danidoodlesnoodles).
I’m always happy to hear from people interested in my work, whether you’re looking to commission a piece, carry my work in your shop or gallery, book a class, invite me to teach at your studio or organization, or just want to say hi.
If it involves glass, art, or a particularly good idea, I’m probably interested.