I love colour, brights, pastels and I always think red. But since glass fusing has taken a hold of me, I realise I hanker to work with sea colours, blues, turquoises, pale greens, I just cannot get enough of them.
My blue makes so far...
So it should come as no surprise that this morning I began three seascape wall hangings...
Lighthouse by the sea |
Sailing away |
Below the sea |
All three are still a work in progress, they need playing with, cleaning and re assembling as well as making and adding the copper wire hangers that need to be placed between the glass before fusing. Once all this is done, they can be transferred to the kiln for an over night firing. Never knowing quite how the heat will move and affect each piece of glass is always exciting. I'm looking forward to these being completed.
♥ Have a great week where ever you are ♥
They're so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kate
DeleteWow Selma! They look beautiful! That sure looks like a fun and creatively expressive art form. I bet they'll turn out just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHappy week ahead to you! xo
Carrie, they did turn out pretty good. Will share pics soon
DeleteThey look great! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gillian
DeleteI love these blues. Please show them to us again when they are finished. x
ReplyDeletePromise I will Mrs T
Deletelovely play with glass :) always love the aquatic theme
ReplyDeleteive always wanted to try glass fusing, stained glass making and making ceramics :) i only got as far as glass painting :)
i should take my paint pots out :)
Ooh yes Martha, do
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ReplyDeleteThank you John
DeleteThank you John
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