Glass fusing projects

One snowman ornament. This adorable fused glass snowman is one of a kind! Each one is made by hand so no two are exactly alike. The snowman is white with a clear transparent background and black eyes. Each one has a sparkly dichroic glass scarf and hat. Since they are made by hand, scarf colors, hat colors and individual details of each snowman will vary. Your snowman's hat color will be selected at random unless a specific color is requested . This ornament hangs from white ribbon…

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Fused glass Christmas decorations that have been handmade in my Suffolk studio. Each one is made with glass powder, frit and enamel paint and has been fire in my kiln overnight and slowly annealed for added stability and strength. They are ready to hang and finished with a tinkly silver bell at the base and the wire’s enhanced with a silver bead. They measure 12.5cm (with the bell and wire 22cm) and are 4cm wide. As each one is handmade and therefore unique, slight variations should be…

kelly witmer on Instagram: "Finished piece reel coming up next. I’m learning from this self-imposed project not to impose projects like this anymore. I got an idea to make a fishbowl, slumping fused glass into a big ceramic sculptural frame. I knew all the steps involved, and went ahead with it anyway. The ceramic frame broke before I could even get it in the kiln, (probably should have stopped there)but I repaired and managed to save it. I’m kind of stubborn, when I get something in my head…

Beautiful fused glass star shaped Christmas tree decoration with a pattern over fused in turquoise glass to give a frosty appearance. The star measures approx 7cm and would make a lovely addition to your decor this Christmas. As each is handcrafted it may differ slightly from the images attached

What do you do when you don't have the right mold to create the plate you want? You try to make your own mold! I did, and after quite a few attempts, it worked.