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.
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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. 
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. 
Here’s another view of the same set. 
This Pendant was made with three layers of glass and topped off with a glass stringers to accent it. Then the edge detail was cut using a glass grinder – before adding wire , bead and bail. 
I started playing with copper inclusions…and I had this victorian style paper punch that I used for punching the butterfly out of copper mesh. Added a few speckles of fine black frit and fused it with clear glass onto a cream white base. 
This item was donated to the St Joseph’s Parish fundraiser in Oct 2007. 
This is a dainty pendant with dark green glass, black speckles and black enameled copper wire. I really liked the celtic style stirrup bail that I put with this and the dangle of beads that finishes this off. 
This teal and pink fused glass pendant is wrapped in brass wire and has several beaded accents. 
Clear fused glass with blue / green accents and bright green enamel copper wire wrap. This look really good with a variety of summer and spring clothes, and because it’s a clear base if accents whatever color you wear. |
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