These are hollow glass bracelets and barettes I have been experimenting with. The bracelets are more comfortable and lighter than same-sized solid bracelets. The barretes are hollow with a peice of elastic cord running through it. I tie a knot in the cord, then try to force it inside the peice.
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bling!
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the dichro one is too light to see
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the dichro shows up more
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to wear to a wedding
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which i broke right after taking this pic!
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Bling!
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I have been working with glass since 1998, when I happened to get a job at Glasscraft following my newfound interest in making glass beads. Quickly, I ended my relationship with soft glass and mandrels and found borosilicate much more fun to work with. I started doing production full time in 2001, having picked up as much information as I could from random blowers and Glasscarft employees- and of course, Homer Hoyt. Today I find time to make art in between my huge production orders. I am looking forward to using my skills in different media to combine with glass for hopefully more expressive work. I feel glass art can be much more technique oriented than anything, and I am excited to see some of the more expressive works being created currently. I am inspired by the awesome works of artists, including the glass artists on this site; as well as beauty I find in nature and in music.
Corinne Winters
wheat ridge CO 80033
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how awesome
I love glass bracelets, but they are heavy! Really cool idea, I like them as hair bands too!
» Posted by
ChristinaCody
on 3/29/2007 11:20:59 AM.
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WOW!!!
Wonderful:)
» Posted by
Karmencita
on 3/29/2007 1:31:24 PM.
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interesting
love the hair idea!
ro
» Posted by
RoSGlassWorld
on 3/30/2007 8:06:45 AM.
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