01. Test Time Before making an entire plate, I wanted to do a little test first. Based on the diameter of the glass rods that’ll be used to create the short cylinders on every “brick”, I decided on a size for the rectangles. These are just some...
01. Some Planning Needed This long platter is going to have 262 strips of glass in it, in four colors, in a complicated pattern. A diagram to help guide the placement comes in super handy. 02. Layout Almost Complete Once the first handful of rows are laid down, the...
01. Bubble Sorcery I used Fused Glass Bubble Sorcery to create these–as usual. 02. Fused Many steps later now, these petite projects are completely fused. They’re on the back of the shelf, to the right, the smallest of all the squares. 03. Ready to...
01. Lots of Color With the holidays coming, I thought it was time to get festive. I’m using Bullseye’s Confetti (super thin pieces of glass) on top of a 15.5″ circle of clear glass. 02. Powdery Here I’ve added clear frit powder to help minimize...
01. Strips Cut and Arranged Like the other streaky glass projects I’ve done (one in forest green, the other in cranberry), I’ve cut 8 x 1/4″ strips and arranged them in a pattern that I found eye-catching. If you look closely, you can see that...
