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’ve mentioned it several times — I love making fused glass stirrers. The ones on the left feature decals (aren’t they cute?), and the others were created using various pieces of glass. Stirrers are perfect for mixing tea, coffee, and even cocktails, adding a little handmade charm to everyday drinks. […]
I’ve written several posts over the years about FestiviTea and the fused glass tea dishes I create and sell there, and I absolutely love this little shop. It’s welcoming, cozy, and full of charm — the kind of place that instantly makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. […]
I’ve shared several posts in the past about FestiviTea and the custom fused glass pieces I create for their lovely shop. These newest tea bag holders and stirrers are especially close to my heart because I screen printed each one by hand—layering delicate designs onto the glass before firing. It’s […]
One of my favorite things to say about fused glass is “everything looks better with glass”. I’ve added fused glass dots to spoons, boxes, knives, and so much more. Here are just a few examples. This time I added fused glass to tiny bottles. Aren’t they so cute. They can […]
I taught a second dichroic jewelry class at Festivitea this month. Here are some of the sample pendants and earrings I had available, aren’t they so gorgeous. I explained the difference between full fused (left) and tack fused (right). I provided colored, clear, black, etc. backgrounds & dichroic glass. I […]
In March I gave a Fused Glass Dichroic Jewelry Class at Festivitea, we had a wonderful time. Here are some of the myriad of samples I’ve made for the class. The samples included iridized, black dichroic (textured, pattern, and solid), and clear glass as well as both full and tacked […]
Earlier this month I conducted a fused glass plant stake class; it’s such a fun project and it was the first time I taught it. Three of the students made Fused Glass Plant Stakes and one made some coffee & tea dishes, and ornament. Here is how I setup for […]
I’ve written several posts about Festivitea and my fused glass dishes to sell there. Here are some of my newest dishes. I just love making these. I’m very happy with how well they all turned out. I also made a few fused glass dishes that don’t have tea sayings. These […]
In February I was scheduled to teach a Fused Glass Dichroic Jewelry Class at Festivitea, however, we had a snow storm and had to delay it until I returned from my trip to Korea. Here are some of the myriad of samples I made for the class. The samples included […]
One of my favorite things to make are glass stirrers. They are perfect for mixed drinks, coffee, tea, hot coco, pretty much any drinks that you want to use them for. However, I also make something else to use for drinks. I make a lot of fused glass dots. Sometimes […]
As anyone who follows me you know I love spending time with my Bestie, Lela and Festivitea. For Valentines we took an Essential Oil Class at Festivitea. BTW look how great the shop looks, Margo changes it constantly. Such a lovely shop! The class was put on by Joelle a […]
On February 3rd I am teaching a Fused Glass Dichroic Jewelry Class at Festivitea. Sign-up for this class through Festivitea. I taught a Fused Glass Ornament Class at Festivitea in December and had a wonderful time. In preparation for the dichroic jewelry class, I made several samples using iridized, black […]
I love writing about Festivitea, a few months ago Lela and I took a macrame class together there and this past week we took another macrame class together. Here is what I made during the first Macrame class. I love how Margo decorates the shop. What a beautiful and cozy […]
