
At this time a couple of weeks ago I was super-busy fusing glass stars as fast as I could for a couple of selling opportunities. Now I've been switching gears. I needed to get a sewing job done super fast. That's done. Now I'm working on some Christmas gift projects.
Here's a fused glass copper flame piece before it goes in the kiln...

.....and after.
The copper usually changes to a nice red after going through the heating/fusing process, but these larger pieces of copper obviously don't get hot enough in the center to oxidize or whatever. I 've come to like that look, especially for a flame.
Here are a couple of recycled plastic bags that I have been working on for a friend -

I stuck to cool colors for this one, and warm colors for the second, which, as you can see, I am still working on -

It won't be much longer before it is done.
I am quite excited that I just recently sold three bags to a woman who won/bought the bag that I donated to my dad's Lion's Club auction last spring. Pretty cool to get some follow-up business from that donation! She loves her bag and wanted to get more to give as gifts. Wahoo!
Today I am going to work on an idea for a fused-glass wind chime to give to Eric's aunt and uncle back east, so I'll take pictures as I go. I started attempting to cut up a Bombay Sapphire gin bottle yesterday to try to use some strips of it's beautiful light blue glass in a fusing project. It wasn't as easy as I thought, but I did manage to get four sides....and a couple little cuts on my hand. Oops!
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