Last week on Spring Break, I had a chance to visit my favorite glass store. I picked up a huge sheet of black glass. It's like a staple for me...the base that anchors the colors I enjoy playing with. I also came away with a few vibrant sheets as well.
Why do two colors, put one next to the other, sing? Can one really explain this? no. - Picasso
This wasn't my most productive week as far as glass goes. I had a couple of freelance graphic design projects that I focused on instead. But I did make one small batch of pendants. I was basically experimenting with color and shape. I love putting colors together to see if they sing. With glass it can be especially fun, because of the way glasses react to each other. I was really pleased with the white petals and lime green center. I also love using the black base for these because the colors just snap out visually.
Cutting out a shape with the ring saw.
Black glass bases
Top layer of singing color.
Lime green and crisp ivory
Hot orange and cool blue
Lime green, cool blue and crisp ivory
Hot orange, crisp ivory and cool blue
Today's featured pendant is called Chimes Echo and features layered teal, lime green and black. The pendant is $25, and I will include a black cord and ship it anywhere in the Continental US for you for $3.50.
If you are looking for a gift for someone or a little treat for yourself, then contact me or click the Buy It Now button below. Make sure to click back through posts from this week and last to see additional featured pendants.
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| Chimes Echo SOLD |
