I made this fused glass pendant with a white glass base. I put a piece of blue dichroic on clear glass on top of the white. I fused these two layers. When the fused glass pendant was done, I added the black accents and fused the pendant again. When it was finished, I glued the bail on.
Christine — Glass Artist
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This fused glass candle holder or candle bridge is really cool. The blue glass is transparent, so when the candle is lit, the pattern shows through the bottom. In this picture, you can see some of the blue underneath.
I love these fused glass candle holder/candle bridges. They are a different way of lighting a candle and relaxing at the end of the day.
Christine — Glass Artist
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This fused glass spoon rest was made with sky blue glass and dark blue fishies. I am terrible at drawing, so I tend to use primitive fish for my fused glass spoon rests. I have a lot of fun making the primitive fish and other people like the look of them, too.
This fused glass spoon rest is 11 inches long.
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With this fused glass pendant, I was experimenting with colors. The base is a light lavendar. I added a blue dichroic strip on the top and two strips of pink dichroic. I also added a clear on top. I think the colors turned out interesting and they go together nicely. I even like the few specs of dichroic that came off and is on the lavendar glass.
Christine — Glass Artist
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This cute fused glass sun catcher or ornament was made by my husband. He enjoys making the snowflake ornaments and tree ornaments. He used two different colors of green translucent glass to give this fused glass sun catcher more interest.
Christine — Glass Artist
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This fused glass candle holder (or as I usually call them — a candle bridge) is 15″ long and 6″ wide. The mold for this fused glass candle holder is versatile. I have used it to make three candle holders, too. It can also be used to make two and even one candle holder.
The glass used to make this fused glass candle holder is from Bullseye. It was made with white glass and black frit and then swirled around. I love the pattern that was created.
Christine — Glass Artist
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This fused glass spoon rest was made with a blue translucent glass and a clear glass. I also added white dots and small pieces of white stringers. I love the colors in this fused glass spoon rest.
Christine — Glass Artist
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This fused glass pendant was made into a slide. The cord or chain goes right through the middle of two layers of glass. I put a piece of fiber paper between the two layers of glass to create the hole. The fiber paper does not burn off.
This is a great fused glass pendant for someone who is allergic to metals.
The glass has an accordian texture, which you can feel on this fused glass pendant. I didn’t put a layer of clear over the top, because I wanted this texture to remain.
Christine — Glass Artist
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This fused glass spoon rest is my larger one — it is 11″ long. It holds the spoon and the handle, instead of just the spoon. I cut squares of black and white and stacked some of them with the white square on top and visa versa. I have made similar designs with my smaller spoon rests. They have sold very well, so I decided to make the same design with my larger spoon rest. I have sold this fused glass spoon rest, so it is time to make another one. I also sold the smaller fused glass spoon rest in this design, so I guess I will be making one of each size.
Christine — Glass Artist
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