Making a staked glass plate has been on my list of things to try for over a year. Last month I finally got around to it. Rather than layout a design and color scheme, I decided to be totally random. I have been fusing glass long enough now that I have quite a collection of…
When I full fused this stacked glass piece it looked great when I took it out of the kiln. I slumped it the next day and it still looked great. I was giving the plate a final cleaning getting it ready to take some pictures when I noticed a few tiny little specks. They were…
This fused glass bowl is one of those pieces that evolved into the finished design. The original design was from the Bullseye Glass website Tint Tone Plate. This is a great website for technical information on glass fusing and design ideas. I used strips of glass in a bronze cathedral, opal ivory, and clear. Mine…
Today I was photographing a new fused glass tooth fairy plate that I made for my Etsy shop. This proved to be frustrating. I could not get a true color in the photograph. The border of the plate is a very pale pink with a hint of purple. I’d call it a pink blush color….
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Here is the first fused glass Tooth Fairy plate. I used Glassline paints for the name and face of the tooth. Next time I will try frit for the eyes and mouth. Or maybe leave them off all together? I hope Brendan likes his “first edition” Tooth Fairy plate.
I haven’t been able to get into my glass studio much lately. As I posted on my Facebook page, I tend to get cranky when I don’t have my creative time. Today I finally had some time, but much of it was spent just staring at my supplies. The arrival of a grand-nephew has me…
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