Living Glass Art

A blog about my art and other things in my little corner of the world

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Zebra Swallowtail Butterfly

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Of all the swallowtail butterflies that call the state of Tennessee home, this one has eluded me for the past 10 years that I've taken a...
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Sometimes timing is everything

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Yesterday afternoon, I took a break from working in the shop to enjoy a few minutes on the front porch. Something small caught my eye makin...
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Let's make us some kitties-step 7-paint it

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Well, we're at the last step and almost done! Just one thing and that's to paint in the eyes. I use a gloss black enamel paint for...
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Let's make us some kitties-step 6-patina it

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In order to darken the lines of this cat, I'm using black patina. Patina is a chemical mixture that reacts with certain metals and give...
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Let's make us some kitties-step 5-wrap it

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Whew, only a couple of more steps to go! The next thing we are going to do with this black kitty is to wrap it up with lead came. Lead cam...
Monday, May 25, 2009

Let's make us some kitties-step 4-solder it

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We're ready to solder the black kitty together. Here we have everything we need for this step. Clockwise from the top-liquid flux, tem...

Let's make us some kitties-step 3-foil it

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In the copper foil, or Tiffany method of working in stained glass, every glass piece is wrapped with self adhesive copper foil. Copper foil...
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West Tennessee, United States
Thanks so much for checking out my blog. I'm a full time stained glass artisan so I will be posting different items that I'm working on. I work from my home studio in West Tennessee close to the Tennessee River in Perryville. My husband and I share our home with 9 rescued kitties--maybe its the other way around and they are all letting us stay here.
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