The last few months I wanted to design something a bit different so I started creating these rings. They start off as glass that is cut and designed then fired in the kiln to create these one of a kind artsy rings. Check the Ring Section of
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Showing posts with label Glass. Show all posts
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Some fun Rings
The last few months I wanted to design something a bit different so I started creating these rings. They start off as glass that is cut and designed then fired in the kiln to create these one of a kind artsy rings. Check the Ring Section of
Featured in Linda's top finds
Art Box Creations is featured in Linda's top finds Blog
My peek a boo plate is there and a vote for me would be so appreciated!!!
The Creations shop has finally been filling up with tons of awesome items. So take a look and see what new goodies are there at Art Box Creations
Monday, January 17, 2011
New from Art Box Creations
Ok...Been so lazy about listing or blogging! So I've made my determination to get back in the saddle!
I've doubled my listing in the Art Box Creations shop
New this last few months are fused glass hairpins and rings. These are really fun way to add a pop of color.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Grand Opening of Art Box Creations
New shop just opened. Focusing mainly on ART GLASS and JEWELRY. Free give with all orders. I'm working on a lot of new creations and will be adding many new items in 2010.
Have a great day all and love to see you visit my shop. http://artboxcreations.etsy.com
Friday, October 16, 2009
Falling Leaves Art the process
Thought I'll show the process on my latest piece of Glass Art. This one is titled "Falling Leaves"
I've always loved trees and since fall is here I wanted to capture a tree with fall colors...
First step is to glue 2 10" pieces of fusible 90 coe glass together, then by cutting glass pieces in various sizes I begin to layout the structure of the the tree, trunk, branches and the finally the leaves. After cutting all the pieces it is like putting a puzzle together. Then each piece is tacked on the base plate with a dot of glue finally it is ready for the kiln. I never know what I will find when working with glass. It is not an exact science, so it is always a surprise how the final piece turns out. This particular project the circuit breaker kick off and I had to re-fire the whole project. So here are some photos from beginning to end...
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