I sent out an email giving 4 options for a fused glass class on 9 Sept. A student who has taken several glasses with me said that she wanted to take a class, but she wanted to make Halloween decorations. It was not one of my 4 options but because Julie and her family are prior students and pros at fused glass I was happy to make the change. And I’m so glad I did. We had so much fun. Here was the setup. I made sure I lots of orange, red, white, and black glass. I also made tons more dots.
Here are some pictures from class. BTW Christine used the saw, drilled a hole in her glass, as well both grinders! She rocked the equipment. She made two fused glass Halloween decorations, a jack-o-lantern and ghost.
Anna is a joy to watch, she made a poison bottle and a bat with a moon. She used the cutter, grinders, and saw. What’s more is she used bubble paint for her bottle. How cool is that! She did a fabulous job.
Julie did a great job on her jack-o-lantern and spiderweb. The spiderweb was pretty difficult to make and she handled it like a professional. She used the cutters, grinder, and the circle cutter!
Jeremy is so creative; he made a mummy and haunted house. He used the enamels, grinders, and circle cutter. His pieces are wonderful.
I also took a few pictures of them as a family and of their projects together.
I mentioned that Julie and her family has taken several fused glass classes with me. When someone takes 3 paid classes, they get a bonus/free class. The bonus/free class if you’ve taken 3 fused glass classes with me, is learning how to add a decal on a pre-made fused glass cabochons. I have over 50 fused glass cabochons that are perfect for decals and I have hundreds of decals to choose from.
BTW it was so sweet Jeremy help Anna make her decal piece and then Anna helped her mom make her decal piece. Here are the fused glass pieces with decals that they made.
Everyone who attends a class will also receive a free gift. So, they had the choice of pendants, Halloween options, and magnets. Jeremy chose something for Anna, which I thought was so sweet.
I’ll have fused glass artwork available to purchase. If you have any questions, please email me at elegantfusedglass@gmail.com.
If you’d like to know more about my fused glass classes, please let me know. Can you tell we had a lot of fun?
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Keeping my kilns warm,
Karen
