Showing posts with label fused glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fused glass. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Recycle Glass
How do you reuse/upcycle different items in your everyday life?I guess its time to stop buying new glass for my glass projects and start using what is already available. Glass does last forever. I might as well use it. My current project is cobalt glass water bottles and actually they can be used as vases with out even redesigning them.Ive decided to slump and etch mine. My first one is slumped
Sunday, March 20, 2011
New Glass Product... Green Glass and the Lady bug
This Bird feeder is created out of a beautiful hand cut, green glass and hand cut red and black glass for the lady bug.It has yellow glass accents running through the piece. It sits on a 16" fabricated wrought iron stand. The glass it self is 6" in diameter and 4.5" deep.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
NEW! Glass Gifts
Both Projects from last week are finished! This is the Bird Feeder!Bird feeder With wrought Iron StandBlue Fish Hanging from fishing pole.Suncatcher!Fused Glass Fish close-up
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Treasuries
My glass was just added to 3 new Treasuries today. Here is one. The other two are on my Treasuries page. Take a look the items listed in them are beautiful.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Glory-of-the-snow blue
Glory of the Snow is one of the first Spring flowers to blossom. Here is my Glory of the snow done in fused glass.It measures 10" x 6".I will be making it into a sun catcher. More pics to come....
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Sun Catcher
These are the blue glass fish that I have cut by hand. Prior to being placed in the kiln. I also fused fish hooks in them.This is how they look after being baked in the kiln. I Love these little fish! I will be hanging them by fishing line.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Glass Fish Ready for the Kiln
These are blue glass fish I cut yesterday and they will probably spend 7-8 hours baking in the kiln today.