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Jensen Beach, FL, United States
Welcome to Reflections of Glass. I enjoy making beautiful stained glass pieces and want them to be affordable for everyone who enjoys this medium. I have always loved stained glass, but thought it was too expensive, which is one of the reasons I decided to learn how to do it. I enjoy the artistic side of it, as well as working with the glass itself which always has a special characteristic about it. I now have begun to incorporate other elements such as seashells and glass nuggets into the design that complement the piece and the natural environment it is meant to reflect.

Friday, January 1, 2010

Seashells and Stained Glass

Though the cold New Hampshire snow can be seen in the background, this stained glass piece brings the warmth of the seashore to you. 

It was created as a Christmas gift for a friend and is made with champagne and white on clear baroque glass with two large scallop shells decorating the center.  Can you can imagine the seashells swirling in the ocean foam as you follow the curves and flow of the glass?

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  1. livingglassartJanuary 10, 2010 at 7:36 PM

    What a gorgeous piece! I like how you take parts of nature and include them in your work, its wonderful.

    Thanks so much for commenting on my blog. I'm following you now also.

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