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Julie Leatherbarrow's Gallery

I was introduced to the art of glass while living in Eugene, Oregon in 1997. By February of 1999, I was learning how to work the material and it has been my full time job ever since. What I am best known for is my stone encasements. Since 2000, I have been embedding different stones in my glass such as meteorites, crystals, and gemstones. The following photos are an example of my work. For a more in depth view, please see my web site, leatherbarrowglasswerks.com Thank you for your interest!
Julie Leatherbarrow


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BANGLE BRACELETS

BANGLE BRACELETS

Bangle bracelets are flameworked solid glass, made on a sized mandrel for that perfect fit. They slide over the hand and rest comfortably and safely on the wrist. They are available with stone encasements. These are a wholesale only item. I will be happy to choose a variety of sizes and colors to suit your boutique or gallery.
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BEAD SETS

BEAD SETS

These sets are made to inspire you to coordinate into a spectacular finished piece of your own!
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FLAME WORKED PENDANTS

FLAME WORKED PENDANTS

These pendants of various sizes and colors are worn by both men and women. I am best known for my stone encasements using meteorites, crystals, and gemstones. Check them out!
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Flameworked earrings

Flameworked earrings

These stud earrings and drops are great with evening wear or a casual night out.
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HAIR BEADS/BARREL BEADS

HAIR BEADS/BARREL BEADS

These beads look great as a centerpiece for a necklace or as decoration for your hair!
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HAND BLOWN JARS

HAND BLOWN JARS

Jars of various sizes that are great for storing vitamins or remove the cork and you have a great little vase! $16-$30
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HAND BLOWN OIL LAMPS

HAND BLOWN OIL LAMPS

Oil lamps are great for setting the right mood for company. Regulay lamp oil used, you can also use scented lamp oil and make your house smell great.
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HAND BLOWN ORNAMENTS

HAND BLOWN ORNAMENTS

Hand blown christmas ornaments: These colorful ornaments look great on the tree or hang them in your window all year long. From $12-$18
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My class with Emilio Santini

My class with Emilio Santini

In January of 2006, I was fortunate enough to be accepted to the Corning Studio of Glass to take a class with Emilio Santini. He is not just a fine glass artist, but a really nice guy to boot. All of the students were helpful and shared techniques. So far, it has been the best experience that I have had in seven years as a glass artist. Thanks Emilio and thanks to Corning for the opportinity!
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 Artist:   JulieLeatherbarrow  Contact Artist 
http://www.leatherbarrowglasswerks.org
Profile Page: http://www.GlassArtists.org/JulieLeatherbarrow
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 Comments on This Gallery Page
Sweet!
I love the design of those bracelets, nice to see some that will fit such a wide variety of wrists.

I had no idea so many stones could be set in boro, very impressive. I look forward to checking out the moonstone and cyanite in person next time I see you Julie.
» Posted by GalacticGlass on 5/13/2006 5:09:33 PM.
hey julie
i dont have his info either. Your web site is great. hope all is well.
» Posted by CameronReed on 11/25/2007 2:56:09 PM.

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