The Christmas rush is in full swing and has been since before Thanksgiving.
We have been buried in snow and ice around here for a week. Making it more difficult to get items shipped or to make local deliveries.
Ah, the joys of a retail business.
So, not a new item today but a bevel panel that I made years ago.
It has assumed its new place in the family room with dignity and grace.
This morning the sunrise was just beginning and spot lighted it.
I just had to take a photo and share it.
You may have noticed the Etsy listing in the sidebar is active again.
If you see anything you like please feel free to order.
Merry Christmas To All !!
A new gas furnace now resides in the glass shop.
After trying all the latest electric and infra-red heaters
and freezing my glass off, I bit the wallet and had the
gas furnace installed.
Ah, a nice cozy, warm space.
Now I can get back to work on the back up of orders
and start the classes going once again.
Watch this space for class times and information.
This is a detail form a panel I made for the client's
dinning room window which is decorated in
the arts and crafts style.
The same home, different room.
This is used as a privacy window in the shower.
This window faces East so the sunrise should be
just great coming through the beveled center.
My first class in the new studio is on Nov 16th.
It is full already...( if you snooze, you lose).
Watch this space for info on up coming classes
and of course the Paypal sign up in the sidebar.
Here it is....The finished panel.
Installed in the clients home as they requested.
They are pleased, so I am happy.
Here is the latest up date on the bevel panel.
Almost finished...If you look closely you can see the pink streaky border.
A full photo will be next..
The beginnings of a 24" x 36" window panel for a clients living room.
This is the center bevel group which is surrounded in a nice glue chip.
Green accent globs and some 2" square bevels complete
the center section. A pink / salmon wispy surround with bevel
corners will complete the panel.
Well, "complete" if you don't count the frame,
the patina, and the hangers.
I will post some progress images as I work and the finished piece when it is done.
A bit of useful decoration on the grinder table.
The new shop is up and running with a back log
of repair work and many new projects.
More information on classes will be coming soon.
The first class is already sold out with a waiting list.
