Tag Archives: glass jewelry

Murrini, Funshine & Pups

Posted on August 3, 2017 by claytonhill

I used some of our 96 murrini to make a couple of pendants. They’re cute (!) and they proved to me they are fire-safe/stable. So – check for cane listings in our shop and on our FB page! And, it’s … Continue reading →

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Pendant-Making-Friday …

Posted on January 21, 2017 by claytonhill

Well, because I can! I’ve been fiddling with these all week. While making more components and parts … DH seems to think I should make some type of ‘ocean scene’ … Hmmm But, I’m being nice as the poor … Continue reading →

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Night lights and penDots …

Posted on July 30, 2016 by claytonhill

Sums up my studio week. Throw in some pool time, pooch time, a couple of meals and a whole lot of sleep … yep, that’s what I did! (Alright, I also picked about 4 pounds of beans from the garden, … Continue reading →

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Sunshine and Summer-Lovin’

Posted on June 22, 2016 by claytonhill

Thank goodness for sunshine, pool-time and Summer! I am officially over this past (nursing) weekend! I’ve also played a bit in the studio: Freeze-N-Fuse … It’s been 3+ years since I last fiddled with the technique. Much better results this … Continue reading →

Posted in custom orders, dichro, fused glass, non-glass ... dogs, non-glass ... life, penDots | Tagged badge reels, custom stencils, English Bulldog, enjoying summer, fleur de lis, freeze-n-fuse, fused glass studio, glass jewelry, plotter, sand dollar glass, sun catcher | Leave a comment

Ginger got her glass on …

Posted on October 14, 2015 by claytonhill

Cheesy, I know … But – I’m happy! I have all three kilns ROCKIN’ (Hummmm … Click … CLACK!!!)! I’m getting some custom items moving along … [Plus – a few future badge reels I’d like to dedicate to all … Continue reading →

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Busy, busy … Good!

Posted on May 26, 2015 by claytonhill

Holiday weekends sure are busy! But overall good! I have highlights: We have puppies! (Of course it meant a long sleepless period … but look at those faces!!!) Momma Izz (Isabella) is doing great, eating and sleeping like a champ … Continue reading →

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Dysfunctional is the New Norm …

Posted on April 30, 2015 by claytonhill

I was going to try to leave it at that, but – a quick word of advice. Regardless of how much you’ve scoured WebMD for bizarre diagnoses, please do not come into the ER seriously expecting your triage nurse to … Continue reading →