blue
As you’ll see from the beautiful array of colors available in our store, raindrop bowls are a well-established part of AMusinGlass’s repertoire. But back in 2014, when the process was brand new to us, they didn’t even have a name yet. Today I’m sharing the story behind the first raindrop bowl I made – when…
First of the studio updates, and most important to me, the construction has begun to split up the other half of the studio into four working artist spaces and a gallery for all of us to show off our work. The photo on the left shows the framing in progress that will be the walls…
Refresh Your Decor and Your Spirit With Art Glass
Your home decor is an expression of your personality. The furniture, plants, and art you choose to decorate your home with go a long way toward making you feel comfortable and at ease in your space. But just like you can get tired of the color of the walls or the paisley pattern on that…
I’ve created two new light sconces with frit balls over the last week or so. This blue light sconce had a few challenges along the way, but I made some repairs and adjustments to deal with the issues. In the end, I think that it turned out quite lovely. This blue light sconce split –…
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on another batch of medium sized (9 inches) fused glass intention plates. I took some time this morning to take photos of the plates for both the AMusinGlass store and this blog. The Health intention plate is made from a Kelly green glass…
This fused glass bowl was created in shades of blue, mixed with a few black streaky bits, a hint of purple, and a little clear to add areas of light. The bowl is more uniform in color than most of my other tie dye bowls, while retaining some of the streaks and ripples unique to…
I’ve had this fun new fused glass intention plate to talk about for a while, but have either been crazy busy or haven’t had good enough access to the Internet to create the post. So, I have to apologize again for not writing for a while. I was taking a great class in Phoenix, then…
Several new plates came out of the kiln over the last month or so and I haven’t taken the time to blog about them. This one was the most different of the recent ones that I made. One of the biggest noticeable differences is that this intention plate was made with opaque pink glass on…
This intention plate turned out even better than I had hoped. I was going for a very ethereal looking background to go with the Spirituality intention for the plate. The photo doesn’t do the plate justice, I’m afraid, although you do get the general idea. This is one plate that you really have to see…
