Here is a collection of fused glass pieces. Click on any of the thumbnail images below to view a larger image and a description of the pieces, then scroll through the pictures with the navigation buttons by clicking on the left or right sides of the pictures.
Fused Glass Gallery
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9" Fused Bamboo Plate.4"x4" Fused Fish tile. Fish and kelp have movement and depth.5" fused mini-lamp with bamboo design.Fused Garden: Painterly fused glass piece with stained glass and powdered frit. Technique learned from Lisa Vogt. (design by Lisa)Fused Peacock Feather: Painterly fused glass piece with stained glass and powdered frit. Technique learned from Lisa Vogt. (design by Lisa)Embossed Horse: 9"x9" stained glass floral border panel with a colored glass piece of an embossed horse in the center.A collection of fused pendants using dichroic glass, stencils, and cutouts.Fused Glass Collage casting that is 1/2" thick and is heavy. There are dichroic slides, copper inclusions, stringers, glass pieces, and assorted dodads on different layers. This piece was given to my wife for her birthday.Embossed cast tree, decorated with large and small frit.Fused coaster using pieces that were inked using enamels and rubber stamps. Fused tree made using a special mud, and the leaves are tempered glass colored with special colorant. The painted wash in the background is on a second layer of glass behind the tree.3 tack-fused monarch butterflies. They are flat now, but will be slumped slightly in the wings to look like they are flying. Two of these will be included in mosaics. They are 3"x6" each. Fused Butterflies: Set 2 - These are based on photos of real butterflies. The top 2 are called leopard lacewings, middle 2 are peacock butterflies, not sure of the bottom 3. Each are between 3" to 4" wide.Fused Butterflies: Set 3 - Another set of fused butterflies, plus 2 caterpillars, and some with folded wings. The striped ones on top are zebra longwings. Fused Butterflies: Set 4 - Another set of fused glass butterflies - small, medium and large, plus 4 caterpillars. Like the rainbow monarch? Male monarchs have the 2 black spots on lower wings. The 4 small butterflies are suitable for brooches.10" diameter, 1/2" thick fused bowl. The stripes were made by stacking 3/8" strips of glass on the edges on top of a clear round base. This was full fused into a disk. The edges were cold-worked (ground on lap-wheel). Then the disk was fired again into a round bowl mold.Cool Koi: This is an 8"x10" double-sided fused mosaic koi piece. It is 4 layers thick, with the middle 2 layers of clear glass. It is like doing a glass-on-glass-on-glass mosaic except that instead of using grout, I use powdered frit to fill the "grout lines" and then full-fused it twice.Peacock Feather Plate: 10"x10" fused glass plate. The center square is a 6x6 peacock feather piece with frit that I made two years ago. The plate was slumped into a square drop-out mold.Pattern Bar Bowl: Black, white, purple, yellow and orange 8"x8" pattern bar bowl.Fused Quilt Square Bowl: 8"x8" fused bowl, made to look like a quilt square. Center portion made with square pattern bar that I made earlier and cut diagonally.Fused Quilt Square Plate: 10"x10" fused plate, made to look like a quilt block. Center portion made with square pattern bar that I made earlier and cut diagonally.Small Fused Plates & Bowl: Some small (4x4, 4x5, 3.5x3.5) fused plates and a bowl. The bowl has some pieces of my pattern bars, the bottom 2 has pieces of stamped glass that I made earlier.8.5" Fused Striped PlateSpidermum Quilt Block: 6"x6" fused mosaic quilt block for the ASGLA 2013 Calendar.