Recently got a pair of Seabell glass nippers. I am not exagerating when I say these are the best ever glass nippers that I have used in my fused glass studio.
Several years ago I noticed that every time I was outside there seemed to be an abundance of dragonflies flying around. Change was coming.
One of the most common questions I see on fused glass sites is, “What is the best glue to use for glass?” Everyone seems to have their own favorite.
Sharing exciting news … my time was involved in setting up a nonprofit called Dream Big Kid … to become an affiliate of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.
Most people start the New Year with a new gym membership or a diet. For me, January has always been a month of cleaning.
I occasionally get questions about how I setup my stained glass and fused glass studio. I would love to tell you I had some great master plan. In reality, it just evolved over time. Glass Studio in the Beginning In the beginning, I had a box of tools in the garage and a small stash […]
I seem to have a Colorado theme going on. I am expanding my offerings of stained glass patterns in my Etsy shop. So, I am always looking to see what is popular.
There are many mountain stained glass suncatcher styles. This is my version. Well, actually, I made several versions. I created three different.
Using a color wheel can help when selecting glass for fused glass art. Here is a sample of how I used the Adobe Color Wheel website to make suggestions.
I have a new tutorial for sale. This one is all about how to make fused glass Christmas tree ornaments. Over the years, I have made a variety of Christmas ornaments. In this tutorial I share five, tried and true, fused glass tree ornaments that I have made. You could certainly figure out how to […]











