Mom is working bigger…
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My mom just finished her biggest mosaic window yet, and it’s absolutely gorgeous so I had to share!
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My mom just finished her biggest mosaic window yet, and it’s absolutely gorgeous so I had to share!
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Today I am featured on the Craft for Health blog, which can be found at http://www.craftforhealth.typepad.com/.
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So we are migrating our website to wordpress. This will allow us to keep our info more easily updated, and continue to share our glassworking! I have linked this new blog to my lampwork journal, so those of you that follow me on livejournal can still see what we are up to. Oh and I do still watch my Friends page on livejournal!
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I made this ages ago, I found it in a box of old stock. So I have listed it at a discounted price since it has been sitting around for so long.

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This is a really cool technique I recently learned that’s a lot easier than I expected it to be. This is the tutorial I used, I did it in soft glass instead of boro though, and I encased the entire bead at the end to give it even more of a 3D marbley type look. I used Double Helix Triton (I think you do need to use a silver glass to achieve the effect).

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An opalino, I think it’s called lavender blue. It’s such a pretty soft colour. These are just some simple rounds… but they would make a lovely bracelet or some earrings I think.

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Light turquoise with some frit and flowers to decorate. This pendant was finished with sterling silver wire and Swarovski crystals.

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The limey green/yellow colour is one of the moretti/effetre cool colours called venetian sunrise. Also used black, white, and a transparent dark green.

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A mix of brights, lots of bumpies!
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This is another gold pink, this one is a bit more opaque than the other and came out very purpley. The flowers are a coral odd lot, I think orange sherbet is what it is called. The pendant was finished with unknown pink stones (probably dyed I imagine) and sterling silver.

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Rubino oro over white base, with sterling silver and unidentified pink semi-precious stones and I think some glass beads (the faceted stones I think are glass… not totally sure)

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I’ve just listed 7 new auctions on eBay starting at .99.
Cosmic Storms
Just Peachy
Luscious
Raku Freckles
Softly
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