Fulcrum Stained Glass is a Rhode Island based stained glass design and fabrication studio dedicated to solid craftsmanship with an inclination to making glass more functional in today's world. We offer classes, glass and supplies, commissions, and repairs—all under one roof!
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FSG Has Moved!
Big news, everyone! After just nine months, Fulcrum Stained Glass has leveled up to a spacious 2,000 square foot studio right in the heart of downtown East Greenwich in March of 2024! We are at 500 Main Street (rear entrance, under Hill and Harbor Vet).
This new studio provides us with even more room to explore our creativity, host classes, and bring your stained glass visions to life. Additionally, it will allow me more space to stock a wider variety of glass for our customers. We're thrilled to have this larger space to accommodate our growing community of artists and enthusiasts.
Fulcrum Stained Glass will be opening its doors in May of this year (2024) for new beginner classes and glass and supply sales, all by appointment only. Whether you're eager to embark on your stained glass journey or in need of quality supplies, we've got you covered.
To learn more about our offerings or to schedule an appointment, please reach out via text (preferred) at 401.889.3760, give us a call, or email us at info@fulcrumstainedglass.com. We're here to assist you every step of the way. Let's bring your stained glass dreams to life together!
ful·crum/ˈfo͝olkrəm,ˈfəlkrəm/
noun: fulcrum; plural noun: fulcra; plural noun: fulcrums:
the point on which a lever rests or is supported and on which it pivots.
When I was first learning how to do stained glass, I was scoring a sheet of glass and surprisingly it broke into a few pieces. This is because there was a tiny chip of glass left on the table, underneath the sheet I was cutting. This tiny glass chip had created a fulcrum, causing my glass sheet to break over it as pressure was applied while scoring. I had not swept the area clean before cutting. This became a running joke around the store and I got very used to hearing the word fulcrum. I still remembered that 20 years later and couldn't resist incorporating it into my own business name and logo. And it sounded cool too.