For today’s blog I wanted to write about one of my new fused glass obsession. It’s called Fused glass pebbles. I took a fused glass boot camp class from one of the best fused glass artists / instructors I know. Her name of course is Tanya Veit. I’ve blogged about […]
In keeping with my new rule of writing a blog about my many fused glass molds I picked up 3 new fused glass casting molds this week. I talked a little about casting in January’s doggy bowl blog because the […]
February’s Fused Glass Book review, “Wear Your Fused Glass Art – Bibs, Colors, and Patterns” by Connie Brown Today’s book review is the new book by Connie Brown. Connie publishes a monthly newsletter, quarterly fused glass e-magazine, and a couple of books. I […]
Last week my good friend and fellow glass artist nominated me and a couple other of our friends to post some of our fused glass artwork on our Facebook group. I had been seeing others post their pictures so I was thrilled to be included in those chosen by another […]
As I’ve told those who come to my Fused Glass booth at my shows and those that follow my Fused Glass blogs know I love to learn. One of my mentors Tanya Viet did a free video using dichroic mica decals. Mica is […]
Valentine’s day is just around the corner so I thought I’d show you some of my new fused glass pieces perfect for Valentine’s day. There are little fused glass pendants for children from $5 to more elaborate pieces for that special someone in your life. So for Valentine’s day I […]
This will be an unusual blog, because it’s not topic focused, except to say I have so many fused glass projects I want to work on this month. So many in fact I can’t seem to get them started. […]
November’s fused glass Citrine As I mentioned November has two birthstones Topaz and Citrine. Citrine also commemorates a 13th wedding anniversary. Citrine can be found in a variety of shades ranging from pastel yellow to dark brownish orange. Citrine is a yellow-to-golden member of the […]
Fused Glass October Birthstones – Opal Opal is one of October’s birthstones and also commemorates a 14th wedding anniversary. The name opal derives from the Greek Opallos, meaning “to see a change (of color).” Opals formed at low temperatures from silica-bearing waters and they […]
I’m so excited! I have created a new line of Fused Glass Interchangeable Jewelry. It’s Snaps into place and it’s so fun and versatile! The fused glass is small but fits into either large, medium, or small pendant findings. Not only are there pendants, the fused glass interchangeable snaps can […]
For today’s blog I thought I’d show you one of my new techniques, Fused Glass Pebble Pendants. I learned this technique in a class I took in Florida. It’s created with little fused glass pebbles, as you can see I used dichroic pebbles […]
There are several awareness causes and ribbons dedicated to the month of April. I have several Fused Glass April Awareness pieces that represents various April awareness causes / ribbons including the puzzle for Autism Awareness. April is considered Autism […]
This month’s Fresh From the Kiln involves Easter. I will be writing a blog regarding Easter in April including what it is about. However, I wanted to show you some Fused Glass Easter cabochons I just took out […]
Chainmaille and Fused Glass For those that follow my fused glass blogs and newsletters know I’ve been touting the amazing chainmaille created by Stephanie, in fact my daughter and I bought two pairs last weekend. First a little background. According to […]
