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Many years ago we had an opportunity to make this mare with her foal. We used Bullseye Glass for the mare and Spectrum’s black/clear Baroque for the foal. The foreground is a wonderful Uroboros 65-145 Glass which we use often and where either side can be used for effect. (the reverse side has a rough rolled granite effect)
Design by Nancy Pimental Great Woods Glass Art, Norton MA
This is one of Spectrum’s Glass free patterns available on their website
Here is Poppy’s Birthstone Angel. Our 1st granddaughter who was born in March. We used Spectrum’s Sky Blue wispy for March’s Aquamarine birthstone color. The angel wings were made from Spectrum’s Iridescent Rainwater Glass.
Design by Donna Schulze
We recently donated this Viking Ship to the Danish Canadian National Museum Society for a fund raising event.
The fund raiser was held in Edmonton and was very successful as a silent auction item.
Modified Design by Flory Wilkins
In 2006 we made this Oval Loon Panel for a client who now lives in Calgary. We used Spectrum’s Baroque Black/White/Clear for the Loon and it was cut from one piece of glass to ensure matching and flow of the colors. The sky is a Kokomo, and we used Uroboros for the hills, with Spectrum Sky Blue Wispy and a very pretty darker Kokomo for the water. The panel was edged with a sculptured brass along with black patina and polish.
The next picture shows a close up of the Loon and the detail of the Spectrum Baroque glass.
Design by Brian McMillan/Lucinda Doran
Our forth grandson, Dylan was born in February and his birthstone color is Amethyst. We used a very pretty Spectrum glass that comes very close to portraying the Amethyst color for his birthstone angel.
Design by Donna Schulze