Hand cut, arranged, and fused glass work. Both functional and decorative pieces.
My glass work is created using a torch and a kiln. I combine flameworked and fused items together in shadowbox frames to create the final piece.
I create fused glass work for the home and for gifts. I use a variety of kiln-based processes to make one of a kind plates, bowls, suncatchers as well as other items.
Using only glass colors we combine hand-cut glass with crushed glass frit, utilizing multiple firings and layering techniques we fuse the pieces together into plates, wall pieces, sculpture, and jewelry.
All pieces are hand blown at 2000 degrees. I use layers of colored enamels and precious metals.
I get my glass in 12×12 sheets, score it & break it down. My favorite fusing technique is tack fusing – for me it’s predicting how the glass will fall and drape once in the kiln.
Stained glass windows and lanterns using hand made bevels, fused glass and old glass tiles.
Designed in the prairie style.
Unique large window hangings made with art glass, slab glass, bevels and metal inclusions. Kiln formed functional vases and dishes.
