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We offer a wide variety of glass art products . . .

. . . for dining and entertaining

• affordable, durable coasters that also make memorable gifts
• stunning dinnerware - complete table settings and serving dishes
• conversation starting candy dishes and entertaining pieces

. . . for home and office lighting

• exceptional sconces to combine functional light and peaceful beauty
• table lamps that will be the envy of your guests
• glass light shades for virtually any light fixture you want “punched up”
• light switch covers that embody your imagination beyond any plastic, commodity switch cover

. . . for personal adornment

• one-of-a-kind earrings and necklace sets (or separates) for your own jewelry statement
• bracelets that will catch any eye
• broaches to match your personality, mood and attire

. . . glass art for home and office

• unique, collectible wall pieces - complete with mounting hardware and instructions
• custom, hand-made window and door replacements
• room dividers that not only are functional, but create your desired mood and reflect who you are

We’ll even show you how many pieces are made!

Should you not find exactly what you’re looking for, please let us know. You’ll be pleasantly surprised how affordable it is to translate your ideas and designs into an exceptional glass statement.

Our offerings change frequently, so we invite you to return often. You are also invited to join our subscription list; it’s private and will notify you of changes to our offerings.

Size: most between 1″- 2″ x 1″-3″

Price: $18.00 ea. for necklace or earrings. SET: $32.00/set of 1 necklace + 2 earrings.

When the three are complete, the total length will be approximately seven feet and 24″ at the tallest point.
This pic was taken of the fused piece while still inside the kiln. Although it’s a good sized kiln, I had to make some small adjustments to the design to be sure it fit!
In a later post, I’ll add some detail about the design. ENJOY! (I do!)

Answer: “Art” is something you can piss on; “craft” is something you can piss in.

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Here’s how.

1.  Using my torch (oxy + propane), I use Bullseye color glass rods to create the shapes (”elements”).

2.  All the elements are annealed to ensure no fractures ruin my fun.

3.  Elements are arranged on top of a 6mm cut square of clear glass and fused in a kiln.

4.  While awaiting the progeny of the elements/clear glass union, I cut the 4 triangular glass pieces - hopeful that I’ve measured enough times before cutting to yield a good fit.

5.  The elements+clear glass fused piece is placed in the middle of the 4 corners and another piece of clear glass is cut to overlay the entire piece.

6.  The assembled work is placed in the kiln to be fired (fused together).

Yeah! The cuts worked great! Now for creating the nice plate shape instead of just having a nice flat piece. Let’s see…among my MANY molds awaits the perfect plate mold for this project. Yes, here it is.

7.  Place the fused, flat almost-plate on the concave mold and move both to the kiln. We only want it to slump to fit the shape of the mold,  so we program the controller for a slump…and AWAY WE GO!

After a good long cool to room temperature,  we can inspect and clean our new plate.

See what I mean? This is incredible fun.

I hope you paid close attention. There may be a quiz!

You have to wait and see.  The heat and the glass and gravity all move in concert to create something really beautiful.  Even the mistakes are gorgeous.