Monkeys Galore! Fused Glass Sock Monkeys Take Over my World

How many ways can I make and use my fused glass Sock Monkeys? Here are a few . . .

Mini Magnets:

Mini Sock Monkey magnets in fused glass, 2"x 1.5": $20 each on etsy

Larger Magnets:

Large 3" x 2" fused glass Sock Monkey face magnets: $25 each on etsy

Plant Stakes:

Plant stakes with fused glass Sock Monkey face: $25 each on etsy

Hanging Ornaments:

Hanging Sock Monkey Faces in fused glass: $25 each on etsy

Visit my etsy shop to see all monkeys: https://www.etsy.com/shop/OmegaArtDesign (click on "Sock Monkeys" in left column)

Sock Monkeys in Fused Glass? You Betcha! Sock Monkey Ornaments by Omega Glass

NEW in our glass workshop -- the beloved Sock Monkey, now in fused glass.

With 8 colors to choose from, you can find the perfect Sock Monkey Ornament for anyone you know. These can be hung year-round anywhere you'd like some cheer.

Handcrafted by Judy Macauley in our Seattle glass studio, each Sock Monkey ornament features 5 pieces of hand-cut, hand-formed glass tack fused to retain it's shape and feel. Each ornament has a silver bail permanently attached and a cord for easy hanging.

Size: 3" x 2"

Colors: butterscotch, sepia, dark brown, gold, orange, blue, green, pink, and baby blue.

Price: $28, shipping to U.S. addresses included.

You can buy yours at the Omega etsy shop.

Placemats Made of Fused Glass? Yes!

A new friend of mine was commissioned to create these fused glass placemats, and I think they are all gorgeous. I especially love the view from above. What a beautiful way to set a table. Enjoy!

Tree Sculpture in Fused Glass with Recycled Glass Stand

Brand new from Wendy Clark -- stylistic tree sculptures in fused glass with recycled glass stands.

"Autumn Tree" in fused glass with glass frit. Recycled glass stand is permanently affixed to the sculpture.

 Wendy has been developing her tree sculptures for several years now, always on the search for new color combinations and techniques. Her development of the recycled glass stands, permanently and securely affixed to the sculptures, really takes these art pieces into a new direction.

See this sculpture on etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/117016665/fall-tree-in-fused-glass-sculpture-with

"Winter Tree" is made of glass in red, golds, blues, amber, and more, fully fused. The stand is fully fused glass made of recycled glass. Sculpture is signed by artist Wendy Clark

 See "Winter Tree" on our etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/listing/119157256/winter-tree-in-fused-glass-sculpture

Hearts in Glass, Mini Jewelry Boxes (or Candy Boxes!) for Her

Just in time for Valentine's Day, I have created mini boxes with hearts perfect for any girl or woman. Fill the box with candies or a special piece of jewelry for a one-of-a-kind gift.

Choose your woman's favorite colors to show your love. Click here to see the box selection on our etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/43294550/little-jewelry-boxes-with-hearts-fused

Santa Dog Ornaments in Fused Glass

Just for dog lovers--Santa Dog Ornaments! Hand-cut glass, 7 pieces each, fused with a hook and hanging ribbon.

Here is our etsy shop link: Omega Glass etsy shop

Cat Faces on Fused Glass Coasters. Meow!

I'm loving all the different ways my cat faces cat be fused into glass. Here are some coasters I've made that people are really enjoying.

Each coaster is about 3-1/4" square, made of two layers of glass plus the cat face.

Whimsical and fun, each one is completely unique. They would make great wall tiles, too, for the cat lover or cat hospital or cat rescue entryway . . .

Here is the link to our etsy shop:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/97795505/cat-faces-glass-coasters-or-tiles-for

Wendy's Trees -- Whimsical Glass Sculptures

Wendy loves to draw trees. I don't know why, but there it is. She especially loves to paint her trees onto glass and then do funky things to the glass, thus creating one-of-a-kind sculptures. Here are a couple.

 In this sculpture, Wendy included metal foil and copper wire fused between layers of glass, dichroic glass accents, and sculptural etching on the back. Pretty unusual, I'd say. (It sold right away.)

This tree is even more whimsical, with its blue, yellow, orange, and red glass frit curving around the tree. This is Wendy's most popular interpretation of the tree. Each time she makes one (they are all different, of course), they sell.

Love them trees!

Sometimes I Go Mosaic-Crazy!

I've always loved mosaics, from the floors of ancient Pompeii to the walls of Seattle's bus tunnel. I used to create mosaics from broken plates. Now, I create them in fused glass. This is much better--no grouting! Enjoy.