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Hatching Creativity: A Polymer Clay Egg Decorating Class
Spring is hopping in, and what better way to celebrate than by creating some adorable Easter egg decorations? If you’re looking for a fun and creative activity, consider signing up for a polymer clay egg decorating class.In this class, you’ll learn the basics of working with polymer clay, a versatile and forgiving medium that’s perfect…
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A Toast in Pastry: Crafting a Glass Memorial Pop-Tart
Have you ever been asked to create something truly unique, something that transcends the realm of the ordinary and delves into the deeply personal? That’s exactly what happened to me recently when a customer approached me with a request for a rather unconventional memorial piece – a glass Pop-Tart. Now, I’m no stranger to working…
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My Purple Masterpiece: A Marble Odyssey at the Corning Museum of Glass
The molten glass shimmered, a mesmerizing dance of heat and light. With a practiced flick of my wrist, I coaxed a dollop of fiery purple onto the mandrel, my heart pounding with anticipation. Today wasn’t just another day at the Corning Museum of Glass’s Flameworking Studio; it was the culmination of a journey, a chance…
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Love Endures
In the dim light of an antique shop, nestled amongst dusty relics and forgotten trinkets, resided a white glass heart paperweight. Unlike the chipped porcelain dolls and tarnished silver frames, the heart remained pristine, its smooth surface catching slivers of sunlight like captured dreams. Yet, despite its beauty, the heart felt incomplete, yearning for a…
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Sea Turtles
Introducing our handcrafted Sea Turtle Glass Sculpture – the perfect addition to any ocean-themed display. Choose from a variety of vibrant colors and bring a pop of color and life to your space with this detailed and durable decor piece. Whether you love sea turtles or simply appreciate beautiful glass sculptures, this stunning piece is…
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Hello World!
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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.
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