
The first was a set of 5 Christmas trees. I really enjoyed how these turned out as I was able to layer about 5 gradient sizes of glass to produce the end result. One of the techniques I learned in my Patty Gray class last month.



The second was a dozen Texas stars. They varied in outcome which made each one very unique. During my 'experiments' I ran out of the medium sized pre-cut Wasser stars and had to improvise with a medium red star with a smaller white star on top of it. Some are going to folks in Texas as gifts, others are remaining here in Colorado with some transplanted Texans.
All I can say is I couldn't have produced the stars with out the aid of my trusty Taurus III Ring Saw.
I really enjoy the looks on people's faces, when I have the opportunity to witness their expressions the first time they see something they've ordered from me.
1 comment:
I Love the Christmas tree!, the green is so deep and beautiful...Great work!
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