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Posted by DeMoss
on 12/23/2005
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Martini glasses for the serious drinker. These have 5" openings and would probably fit a triple martini.
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So we just found out that my wife Shelly is pregnant. It was on April fools day, so that was fun to let our families know.
I am so excited! Yesterday I made our child's first gift. I will probably give it to him/her when they are out of highschool or something like that. I'll be able to say that I made it for them the day after I found out we were going to have them.
It was fun to make it. I used it as a chance to really meditate on what it will be like to be a father and how much of a gift it is. So I put a lot of good energy into this piece.
There are a few things wrong with it that I decided not to fix. For one, everyone has a few problems, it adds character. And another reason is that when I was getting towards the end, two raccoons started fighting (or making crazy rough love) above my shop in a storage loft. I ran out and dealt with them. Now it will become part of the story that goes along with the glass.
So I hope you like it. I've never done a Goddess style before, but
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This is a glass that I made as a gift for the head of the Dept. of Tourism for the state of Idaho when he retired.
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I completely messed this one up. I added one of the eyes in slightly the wrong spot and then I cracked it and had a hard time trying to save it. Now it's a dribble glass :)
But I decided to go ahead and throw the handle on it anyways. As far as screw ups go, it isn't too bad I guess.
Maybe I'll go back and try to save it, but I doubt it. It will probably just end up as an anty in the next poker game.
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A few of these got taken out in some wind gusts that came through the tent at our last show.
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The Dr. that gave this horrible boob job is catching a beating (you can see his bloody nose) in the bottom of this martini glass.
Okay, Okay, it's not the best, but I thought it was funny.
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This is the good life. A blazing sunset outlining the trees around you. An entire forest silhouetted against the sky. And in the stem is the little cabin to sit in while you enjoy it all.
I had made the top to this quite a while ago and didn't know what to do with it. Recently I had to get more work to a gallery and didn't have much inventory so I found the foot that I hadn't used and decided to make a stem with some old murrini that would match the top well. Hope you like it. The forest completely encircles the goblet top.
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The All-Seeing Watcher!
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It's martini time!
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They were working it in front of the camera...that's why there are so many different poses.
So I didn't realize that traditionally there is no handle on a saki set....oh well.
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The one on the left has the date and their initials with a heart between them. Ahhhhh how sweet.
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Four different sizes...one for each member of the family :)
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I may not be the best goblet maker to ever work with glass, but I really love how these turned out.
Both glasses and the stopper have nice vortex's.
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A present for the folks. The base has a nice vortex.
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This was my very first attempt at anything like this. WIne glasses aren't my expertise.....yet. But I am experimenting, and it is a blast.
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Here is a set of wine glasses and a stopper that I made for one of my old high school music teachers.
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a set of goblets I made for some friends who wanted something "funky".
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The set with the wine stopper began as an oil lamp. The stopper and stems of the two glass were legs for the lamp. Unfortunately (or fortunately) I dropped it after working on it all day, so I took the pieces and made these.
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This oil lamp is kind of cool, but the pieces don't really match up as well as I thought....so I am going to take it apart and do something else.
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Jesse DeMoss
New Meadows ID
http://www.jessedemoss.com
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