Bling! November 2018
Here’s a few pictures taken at the event. More will be posted as they become available.
This months B&B was themed “Pressed Beads”. We were challenged to show & tell and trade our pressed beads. This theme was demonstrated by Melanie and Trudy with the completion of Trudy’s newly manufactured molds. Trudy recently took lessons with Melanie on how to make molds from Mold Mix 6 and today was the final…
Beads by the Bay A Showcase of Canadian Glass Artists We’re excited to welcome you to Beads by the Bay, a vibrant showcase celebrating the creativity and craftsmanship of Canadian glass artists. This special exhibition brings together 10 talented glass artists, each sharing their unique style and approach to working with molten glass. From handmade…
Why I love being a Pyro I love being a Pyro, sharing the alchemy and magic of lampworking…watching the metamorphosis of students’ discovery. Sharing a sense of humour with people who share my similar addiction. I love being a Pyro because we’re a group of like-minded individuals that support and encourage each other. I love…
Hi! My name is Tammy and I’m a lampwork glass addict. What started out as a class to learn how to make organic lentils for my jewelry designs quickly turned into a full-blown passion. Q: How long have you worked in glass?A: 6 years. Q: Inspiration: What or who inspires you?A: Mother Nature inspires me,…
October’s Beer & Beadz was hosted by Cathy Beaumont and Melanie Rowe at Terminal City Glass Co-Op and was a Beads of Courage event. TCGC provided torches, glass, mandrels and tools and several of us made fun, colorful beads that filled the kiln.
Q: How long have you been working with glass?A: I have enjoyed several art mediums over the years, then I was invited to participate in a glass bead making class… I fell in love. That was 19 years ago. Q: Inspiration: What or who inspires you?A: I’m inspired by the world around me, other artists,…