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Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Sunday, 24 November 2013
Poppy Commissioned Dish
Poppy Dish |
I was recently commissioned to make a large glass dish to match the wallpaper design in a dining room. Here is an example of the wallpaper and below that is my preliminary sketch.
It was a bit tricky getting all the component parts to fit snugly but I used a combination of transparent and opal red glass to get more contrast in the petals. The black poppy seeds are Glassline fusing paint and the dish was slumped into a 30cm square dish mould.
Finished Glass Dish |
Monday, 11 November 2013
FODDER!
Fodder, Harrogate |
Glassprimitif fused glass birdies, hearts and lightcatchers are now for sale at Fodder in Harrogate!
Fodder is a shop selling and supporting local farmers and rural businesses within Yorkshire and has a lovely cafe serving local foods too. It's just on the corner of The Great Yorkshire Showground and is well worth a visit. I hope you will go and see for yourself (and perhaps buy some groovy glass).
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Glass Fusing Workshop for Christmas
It's time to think about which handmade gifts you are going to give for Christmas (or keep yourself). Join my exciting glass fusing workshop at Hive Shipley and learn to create your own beautiful decorative glass in a day.
Saturday 23 November 2013 10:00 - 15:00
Fused Glass Lightcatchers and Decorations
A great introductory workshop for anyone wishing to learn the basics of glass fusing and also create wonderful Christmas gifts. All materials will be provided. An additional cost of £3 will be required if you wish to have your glass posted onto you or arrange collection from Hive. Fee: £48
Email: Jfwhitehead@blueyonder.co.uk for details and booking or call 07837471040
HIVE Kirkgate Shipley, West Yorkshire BD18 3EH
Monday, 4 November 2013
Love Glass, Love Pinterest
Duncan McClellan, glass artist |
I am absolutely addicted to Pinterest and enjoy browsing for inspirational glass. My favourite board, Glass I Love, showcases mostly hand blown or cast glass rather than fused glass because I have immense respect for glass blowers (and a bit of envy too).
Glassprimitif |
I also use Pinterest to promote and catalogue my own glass and I try to remember to upload every piece of glass I have posted on-line.
Glass Commissions |