This multi-layer bowl is made of four levels of glass. The base if a cloud white topped with glass confetti in multi-colors. Then that is topped by a clear layer of glass. That layer is then topped with floral patters using the Ann Nye techniques for painting with glass. Finally, the glass is slumped into an 11 inch shallow bowl shape. It can be used on display or used on your table. You can even put it in the dishwasher. (I don’t recommend the microwave – let’s not push it!) Now that’s what I call “functional art!”

Can you imagine being in the Rockies and looking through the Aspen’s at nighttime? Deep Blue iridized glass is used as a background to give the illusion of a moonlit night. The golden aspen leaves glow from the moonlight and the ground is covered with all the colors of a Colorado fall. This disk is 10 inches in diameter and contour fused to give texture and depth.

Another creation using glass frit. “Fall in the Aspens” is the theme for this platter. It is a 11 inch circle with deep amber, oranges and browns – typical of the late fall in an Aspen field. There is even a little bit of copper color in the trees. This is my tribute to my time in Colorado. (I’m just a little bit homesick for the Rockies.) $250.00

This 5 inch square dish is shiny black with a blue poppy pattern fused into the base. Also available in orange, red and green. $20.00

This photo/note holder is made of fused glass with a clear pocket on the back. Shaped in a double curve – it is a perfect way to get attention. Measures: 4″ X 12″. And YES that is my nephew and I am very proud of him!