May’s molds are simple, but that’s exactly what makes them so functional and versatile. I love how the clean shape allows the glass itself to really shine. And this glass… it’s truly extraordinary. The movement, the blending of colors, and the depth all come together in such a beautiful, almost […]
Glass is such an amazing medium—it comes in many forms, and one of my favorites is frit. Frit is available in different sizes including coarse, medium, fine, and powder, and each size has its own unique uses. This post is all about one special use of glass powder—creating powder wafers. […]
Recently, I’ve been seeing more and more bee dishes designed to help our busy little pollinators, and it inspired me. With spring just around the corner, I thought it would be the perfect time to share some of my fused glass dishes created with Bees in mind. These are all […]
Last week I had a very special fused glass class with one of my friends and long-time student. Her beloved dog, Milo, had recently passed, and she wanted to honor him in a deeply personal way—by creating doggy paw pieces using his ashes. To make it even more meaningful, I […]
With Spring just around the corner, I felt inspired to create some fused glass flowers. I had these pieces sitting in my studio for quite some time, just waiting for the right idea to come along. Finally, it clicked—why not turn them into something bright and cheerful? Once I shaped […]
As spring approaches, I thought it would be the perfect time to share a couple of my fused glass suncatchers. For these pieces, I used transparent glass to really let the light shine through and highlight the vibrant colors and playful details. Each section catches the light a little differently, […]
One of my goals this year is to step outside my comfort zone and use a new mold each month—and it’s been such a fun journey so far. Exploring different molds has really opened up new creative possibilities, from intricate textures that add depth and detail to smooth slumping molds […]
Earlier this year, I shared a blog about my fused glass stirrers and spoons, and I’m still having so much fun creating them. Stirrers are perfect for mixing tea, coffee, and even cocktails—adding a touch of handmade charm to your everyday drinks. Each one feels a little special, turning even […]
I love incorporating decals into my glass pieces—they add such a unique layer of detail and personality. Over the past year, I’ve used them on everything from candle shields and night lights to jewelry, and each project takes on a whole new life with their addition. Decals come in a […]
Normally, when I hold a class, I have a minimum of three students. However, this month I had a cozy class with just two lovely women, Jessica and Jenna. It was their first time fusing, and there’s something truly special about that first experience. As always, we began by reviewing […]
It’s been a busy month for me—I had another business trip, this time to Hawaii. Unfortunately, it was pretty rainy, so I didn’t get a chance to do too many fun things outside of work. That said, I did have a beautiful view, and I was right across from a […]
This month, I had the absolute pleasure of hosting another advanced fusing class with Jim, Julie, and Cindy—three talented artists who each have their own kilns and a real passion for pushing their skills to the next level. I love working with this group because they’re always ready to experiment, […]
I have the following classes available in April. In the photos you’ll see show only a small sampling — there are truly a myriad of possibilities, including pieces perfect for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Birthdays, and more. Every class allows plenty of flexibility so you can personalize your project and […]
I’ve mentioned some of my advanced classes before, but this one is all about Christine and Kayla. They took classes with me a while back and loved fusing so much that they bought their own kiln! Recently, they reached out wanting to dive deeper into firing schedules and really understand […]
