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A very tailored shape with an attractive mix of blue-green color on a white base. I was thinking of the sea when I made this one. To give this one the tailored look I wanted – I used my glass grinder to shape and smooth the sides into a longer leaner looking shape. 
This is a dainty light blue swirled glass with mixed blue accents. 
A small rounded fused glass pendant with a sprinkle of red (almost cranberry) and black frit on a white base.  As discussed earlier – I have recently taken a workshop involving Boro glass and torch work. It was not jewelry specific – but I learned a couple of things and I’ll be using the pieces I made in some form of jewelry. I’m still working out my plans. However here is one picture I’ve […] 
I actually decided to call this one “Two Hearts Falling”. 
This pink glass kitty face is for adults, NOT children, since I feel compelled to remind buyers that it is made of glass. 
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.  This year for one of my friends I decided to make an ornament – well it was almost going to be a pendant but I knew that she really likes having a decorated tree… so I added the ribbon. I used carved bone beads, glass beads, color wire, and bright green ribbon. I like how this turned […] |
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