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Etsy: Your place to buy & sell all things handmadeahouston.etsy.com I don’t have anything new to show right now I’m afraid. It has been kind of a crazy week – my grandfather in law just passed away and that was a very sad event. It was expected, as he had been diagnosed with terminal cancer about [...] African Violets on Light Turquoise with Transparent Dark Lavender Light turquoise with Val Cox’s “African Violets” frit. The bigger beads were then encased with clear and given Dark Transparent Lavender raised dots. Blue Bubblegum These ones are Light Turquoise with African Violets, with raised dots in more Light Turquoise. There is a Treasury East on Etsy now! And I [...] Originally published at Two Glassy Ladies. Please leave any comments there. 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 [...] Copper Green Implosion Pendant 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. Blue Swirls Foca 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 [...] Opalino Blue Rounds 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. Aqua Goddess Pendant Light turquoise with some frit and flowers to decorate. This pendant was finished with sterling silver wire and Swarovski crystals. Pizzazz 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. Bright & Dotty A mix of brights, lots of bumpies! Purple Goddess Focal pendant 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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