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The photos below are pieces I made and sold at our Club's (Brevard Porcelain Artists, Melbourne, FL) annual show (2007).
Back in 2001 when our club voted to allow glass to be sold at our porcelain shows, I had no ideal it would ever apply to me.
As for the bead making, I prefer COE 96 glass rods and a Notrel torch, I use an oxygen generator and propane as my heat source. All my glass, including the beads, are kiln annealed several hours for strength and durability.
I hate I'm such a horrible photographer, I would love to have gotten close-ups so you could see the dichroic glass inside the fish bodies. The more whimsical (okay, ugly) they are the better they sell.
Regrettably I didn't get a chance to take photos of the bracelets or necklaces I made from my other glass work beads. I was absolutely thrilled that my new art venture was received so well by the public, and better yet, it sold!
Cow Cheese Knife
Fly me to the Mooooooo n
Solid Stainless Steel Cheese Knife, two pieces, with silver beads to accent
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Cow Cheese KnifeCow Cheese Knife
Cow Patty
Solid Stainless Steel Cheese Knife, Cow patty is two pieces, with silver beads to accent. Front and back views
Cheese Knife Fish Face
Fish Face
Solid Stainless Steel Cheese Knife
Cheese Knife
Fish Lips
Cheese Knife
Fish Tails
Cheese Knife
Here Kitty, Kitty
Cheese Knife
Moo Town
Cheese Knife
Capt'n D
Cheese Knife
Udderly Fun