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Crafted from a vibrant mix of colorful glass, stringer, sparkly dichroic or colored frit, delicate snowflakes, holly leaves, and other decorations, each of these fused glass Christmas trees is unique.

Place one in a special spot or build a forest of these sparkly, trees.

Christmas Trees

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Each petal and leaf is individually cut by hand and then fused multiple times to give the finished piece layers and shape.

They come in various glass compositions and can be purchased on a lighted base or on stems, ready to be placed in a vase or on a book shelf.

Poinsettias

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Various colors of glass and
glass elements are fused into a snowflake mold.

These are so much fun to make because the possibilities are literally endless. Is this what Mother Nature feels like during a snowstorm?

Snowflakes

Fused glass snowflakes

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Various colors of ground glass fused into a star shape and wrapped
in wire.

The color combinations are endless, so let your imagination be your guide.

Stars

Fused glass stars wrapped in wire

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Two pieces of glass fused together, with extra elements added in a second trip to the kiln.

The coaster pictured features a Holly Berry glass that is only made once a year and I always look forward to it. It's so beautiful!

The possibilities are endless.

Coasters

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These are a mix of solid glass, ground glass, and other elements fused together. Some, like the one pictured, have flower shapes contoured into the glass, are then painted, and re-fired.

Once out of the kiln, they are placed in bottle stopper forms and are ready to use.

Bottle Stoppers

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Glass flowers, leaves, or Christmas items are fused to a single layer of glass which is then attached to a metal or wooden tag.

You can write on the glass with a Sharpie, wipe it off, and reuse it.

I also use them as buffet table labels and place cards.

I'd love hear what additional uses you create.

Reusable Gift Tags

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Fused glass cathedral suncatcher

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I blend various colors of glass and fuse that mix to a clear
glass circle.

Once I have a solid piece of glass, a replica of a cathedral window is applied and the piece is fired again, making the window outline a permanent piece of the glass.

Cathedral Suncatchers

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Sheet glass is fused with a channel in it to hold lamp oil.

The additional elements that decorate the lamp are created from powdered glass and then added to the lamp in a third fusing.

The lamp comes with a metal stand and a fiberglass wick threaded through a glass tube, which holds the wick in place.

Add lamp oil and light!

Oil Lamps

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This was inspired by plants given to me by a friend that were so beautiful, I wanted to keep them
blooming forever.

Each flower and leaf is individually created out of powdered glass. The elements are arranged on a clear piece of glass, fused together, and the final piece sits on a wooden box with a
light inside of it.

Permanent flower garden.

Flower Box

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Various shapes, colors, and layers of glass are fused together with additional decorative elements like glass balls and bows.

Wreath Ornaments

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Drawer/Cabinet Pulls

What I love about these knobs is they are not glued to a metal backing - they are solid pieces of glass, allowing light to filter through.

Glass is fused into a form, maintaining a channel for the hardware, with flowers, leaves, or other decorations added in a second firing.

The hardware comes with the pulls, ready to put on drawers, cabinets, or anything else in your home.

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Various colors of powdered glass are first fused into wafer-thin elements. The now-solid glass powder is arranged on sheet glass that will become the vase.

The entire piece goes back into the kiln, preserving a pocket to hold water and flowers.

The final step is to give the piece its curved shape, allowing it to stand on its own.

Flower Vases

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Two pieces of glass fused together with various accents added to make them unique.

Once formed into a solid piece, they go back into the kiln to be shaped into plates.

Appetizer Plates

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Seven individual snowflakes are created using molds and finely ground clear glass.

Then it's back into the kiln so all the snowflakes can be fused into a single piece.

In a final firing, the snowflakes are shaped into a bowl.

Snowflake Bowl

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Fused glass Christmas items

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All Christmas

Christmas treasures in various shapes, sizes, colors, and functions.

Just add pixie dust and stir.

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Vibrant tulips fused with clear glass to create to create a one-of a kind bowl.

Whether you use it as a functional serving dish or as a decorative accent, this eye-catching bowl is sure to attract compliments from all who see it.

Tulip Bowl

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Various colors of autumn-colored ground glass frit are fused in a maple leaf mold.

Once formed into a solid piece, it' back into the kiln to be shaped into bowls.

Leaf Bowl

Glass Maple Leaf Bowl

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Star Keepsake Dish

This sweet keepsake dish starts by fusing two pieces of star-shaped glass into one.

In a second trip to the kiln I add either murrini accents or hand-painted flowers.

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Looking for a way to brighten up your home with flowers that will last? Glass flowers to the rescue!

Each one is handmade and individually crafted. They utilize different colors of glass, wire, and beads. No two are exactly alike.

Individual Flowers

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Add a touch of whimsy to your garden with colorful fused glass garden stakes. Each stake features shapes cut from various colors of glass that have been fused together, creating an eye-catching garden creature.

Whether you want to add a pop of color to your flowers, greenery, or potted plants, these stakes are the perfect addition to any outdoor space. The sturdy stakes make them easy to place into the ground.

Garden Stakes

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Fused glass wave

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This piece begins with peacock iridescent glass, one of my favorites to work with.

Through multiple firings, the wave contour is added as well as the wave shape, which makes it free-standing.

It looks great with natural light filtering through, or with a string of lights behind it.

Wave

Fused glass wall or towel hook

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Wall Hooks

First, I create the base and the knob, which serves as a hook. Flowers, leaves, or other elements are added in a second firing.

I designed these with spacers on the back which lets the finished piece stand off from the wall, allowing light to come through.

My preference is to use an S hook, which displays more of the glass, but that's your choice.

They arrive on your doorstep with a hanger bolt and spacer. All you need is a drywall anchor to hang it.

WorkingGlass Gift Card

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Digital gift cards in any amount allows the recipient to choose for themselves.

Gift Card

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