2022 through 2024 Projects
This is one of my earliest attempts at creating fused glass. This is the logo for Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration in Dallas.
This is the second project I created..
In September 2023, I took a 3 hour workshop at The Craft Guild of Dallas to create a fused glass gingerbread house. This is the result of that workshop.
In December 2023, I took a workshop to create an "On Edge" project. I created this sun burst during that workshop.
In January 2024, I took another workshop at The Craft Guild of Dallas to create a "Sticks & Twigs" project. These are the projects created during that workshop.
In February 2024, I took another 3 hour workshop at The Craft Guild of Dallas. During this workshop, I created the two rainbow plates shown here.
2025 Projects
I began taking classes at The Craft Guild of Dallas in January 2025. In fused glass, you normally want to avoid creating bubbles. This project, however, is intended to create bubbles that are trapped within each square in the grid of stringers.
The center of this project contains pieces of a stringer sheet that I cut up to form the "weave" you see.
My instructor and I collaborated in the construction of this project. The first step was to pull vitrograph rods. The next step was to cut the rods into ½ inch pieces. Those pieces where then assembled into a "puck". The puck was then slumped through a drop mold to form the vase you see.
These plates were created as opposites of each other. The left plate uses medium amber glass with a stripe of French vanilla in the center. The right-hand plate has French vanilla with a stripe of medium amber in the middle. Both have "artisanal frit" decorating the center stripe and surrounding area. Artisanal frit is frit that I made from scraps of sheet glass.
2026 Projects
