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Beads and  Carved Pendants

Beads and Carved Pendants

The pendants are fused once then masked off and designs are cut out. They are then put into a sandblaster and sand carved until the desired look is achieved. Some are then put back into the kiln and fire polished. Others are also cut on a glass saw. Pictures don't do them justice....at least mine dont. :)
(8 images)
Calla Vessels

Calla Vessels

Normally I don't do series type work but these vessels have been selling well and I am having fun making them. I want to keep them all slightly different from one another and will continue to do so by using different glass combinations. As well as varying the number of calla lily's I put on them
(5 images)
Glass combined with Kumi Himo

Glass combined with Kumi Himo

Kumi Himo is the art of Japanese Braiding.
It is done on a doughnut shaped loom with 8 or more strands of fiber and or strings of glass beads.

The strands of fiber and beads are attached to wooden spools with a rubberband to hold them in place. (I will attach a picture of the loom at a later date.)

I recently learned how to do it from one of my friends and had my husband build me a loom. I decided I liked Kumi Himo enough to justify my husband spending all that time building me a loom.
(19 images)
Glass Mixed Media

Glass Mixed Media

THis is my newest work 7-20-04. It was inspired by a friend of mine who works with paper and fiber. The drift wood was picked up along the north shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota where I was doing an art show in Grand Marais. I really like the mixture of the softness of the fiber and hardness of the glass. I feel they compliment each other nicely.
(13 images)
Haida Style Glass Art

Haida Style Glass Art

I am inspired by tribal designs espically by the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest. These are designs are inspired by the Haida designs with my own interpretation.
(3 images, 3 comments)
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Traditionally Framed Fused Glass

Traditionally Framed Fused Glass

I decided to use up some of my excess glass on these pieces. Pieces that were to small to do much with. This is what I came up with. At least for a few of them. I have many more ideas but have not got around to doing them yet. I am off to an art show this weekend. Hopefully I will sell them. :) These are kind of test pieces for me so if you have some suggestions I would love to hear them.
(18 images)
Vessels and Pate de' Verre

Vessels and Pate de' Verre

(16 images, 2 comments)
Wall art

Wall art

Fused whimsical faces and masks.
(25 images, 1 comment)



 Artist:   KellylynnRobitaille  Contact Artist 
Kellylynn Robitaille
Owatonna MN  
Phone: 507-456-2143
Profile Page: http://www.GlassArtists.org/KellylynnRobitaille
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