This pink glass kitty face is for adults, NOT children, since I feel compelled to remind buyers that it is made of glass.
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I especially liked the shimmer of copper and hint of gold color playing off each other in the dichroic glass. I think the dark red glass makes the dichroic show even richer in this particular piece. 
The sun was shining – so I thought I should add this one to the website today. 
I’ve named this one “a river runs through it” – It’s two kinds of dichroic glass with glass bead accents and sterling silver wire. I included both pictures here so that I could show off the difference when this pendant is worn against dark or light color clothes.  I took a class back in Spring 2007 that I really enjoyed at the Vitrum Studio in MD from the same person who taught me to make torch work beads back in Dec 2000. I learned a few more techniques and found that I really want to get a larger kiln eventually. That way I […] 
Fun trangle with geometic accents.  In December I was asked by Holly at the local library to design a display for the month of January. I decided to feature fused glass, and I included lots of tools, materials, a few books, and a variety of pieces. I showed not just finished pieces but works in progress – successes and failures. I […] 
A delicate geometric design of fused black glass with an accent of copper dichroic glass and a sterling silver bail. |
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