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Glass and Community: A Waterville Connection
Crafting glass art is a deeply personal experience, but seeing it connect with others? That’s where the real magic happens. It was incredibly touching to find my work displayed at the Waterville Public Library & Barton-Brown Observatory during a recent visit. It felt like a true connection with the community.”
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Dichroic Glass
Pieces I made a while ago.
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Red Coral Earrings
Red coral is believed to offer benefits for vitality, health (especially blood, bones, and immunity), courage, and protection, linked to its association with the planet Mars and root chakra, boosting energy, confidence, and resilience against illness, with historical uses in amulets for luck and warding off evil.
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The Colonel, The Physicist, and the Glass from 1861.
I hadn’t dated in nearly a decade. For ten years, my heart had been a quiet house with the lights turned low. I wasn’t looking for a spark; I was looking for a “forever”—the kind of man who would never leave. Then came the Colonel. We talked on the phone for hours before we ever…
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Dill-ightfully Charming Pickle Earrings
Add a pinch of personality to your style with these handcrafted pickle earrings. Made from vibrant green polymer clay, these tiny gherkins feature realistic textured details that capture the classic “crunch” of your favorite snack. Why You’ll Love Them:Whimsical & Unique: A perfect conversation starter for foodies and pickle lovers alike. Lightweight Comfort: Designed for…
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Wings of Remembrance: A Tribute to a Beloved Dog
Losing a pet is never easy, as they quickly become a central part of our daily lives and our hearts. When a coworker recently shared the news that they had lost their dog, I wanted to create something to honor that bond.
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Glass Elephant
Custom order I created in 2021
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A memory, etched in glass.
I recently had the honor of creating a wedding gift for a man’s relative who wanted to give a truly special present. This was a family that knew the power of a personalized gift; I had previously etched a bottle for the couple to celebrate their engagement. The relative’s thoughtfulness was evident, wanting to give…
My name is Melissa Stone.
I started working with glass in 2010. I decided it was not for me. Then in 2018, I wanted to do something where I could stay home and raise my daughter. Multiple kilns and torches later, I am a glass artist.
I work with multiple types of glass and use many different technique. Creating memorial glass or memory glass has been the most rewarding. It is a huge honor every time I am asked to create a piece.
Sacred Lotus Glass 