This petite round of fused glass is a perfect accent when you want something delicate. It’s less than the size of a quarter but bigger than a dime.
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Well – it’s official! Driia’s Dreams will be taking part in the 3rd Annual St. Joseph’s Craft Fair. This is an indoor / juried event to be held: Sat. October 27, 2007 St. Joseph Parish Hall The show is open to the public and the admission is free! Doors open at 9:30 am and close […] 
The customer who bought this one – loved that it looked a lot like a deep red chile pepper. 
This one turned out really nice, and the silver curls give it a delicate touch. 
I was having fun playing with stringers and frit. This one gives me a zen feel when I look at it. 
This pendant is cute and can be your representation of Pi or it may be your favorite letter or symbol from another culture. The green dichroic glass pops off the black glass background. 
Fused dichroic glass featuring blue and black with mixed blue frit over a white base. Finished with a sterling silver bail. I liked the pop of blue dichroic on this one, and the mix of blues reminds me of the ocean.  Well – right now I’m waiting for a kiln firing to cool down. It’s actually a fire polishing, but I also have a completed set for a first firing. This is good, I need more pieces to work with. It’s been a long time coming but I’m actually making progress. I also have a number of […] 
A pair of blue fused glass earrings with a simple silver wire wrap. Sports dark blue and black glass accents. 
This is a very nice set of fused glass that brings to mind swirling sea. With a swirl of silver wire and delicate beaded dangles. |
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