All pieces are my original designs and can be shipped to you by priority mail with plenty of support and bubble wrap.
My sun catchers have been described as stars and flowers and I call them starflowers. They come with different number points and pieces and some have a hollow a center. My framed pieces are often the only places you see straight lines. Purchase them here.
Collaborations with my wife, mosaic artist Margaret Almon: I design and cut out the pieces for the letters. She takes it from there... You can buy them here.
My wife and I truly enjoy making mandalas as part of our spiritual practice. Check them out here.
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ReplyDeleteWow, Wayne...how did I not know you did this?? That rainbow star is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYou know how I have tried to grow blue poppies? Have you ever tried to do a poppy in stained glass?
Kylee---- I was going to e-mail you tomorrow and ask you to check out my most recent post here at Stratoz. I am trying to keep work and private blogs separate
ReplyDeleteHow did you find me here?
check this mosaic out by my wife...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9187876@N08/3050164038/
Oh my goodness, how beautiful is that?? I have a thing for blue pottery and blue glass.
ReplyDeleteI found you here because you left a comment on Kim's blog (Blackswamp_girl). She grew up near me, although I never knew her until I discovered her blog. I've met her in real life since then and her parents still live near here.
Yes, I'm a Black Swamp Girl, too!
Kylee--- I am glad you liked my wife's mosaic. I told her your idea of poppies and one (or both) of us may go for it.
ReplyDeleteThat explains it. It was a pleasant if not mystifying visit.
I believe, with a dose of uncertainty, that God really smiles when we quit cursing about our hardships and realize God wasn't happy either when we feel suffering.
My blue/green chemistry inspired stained glass makes me happy every day. It hangs in my kitchen which - as you and Mosaic Woman know from experience - is the most used room in the house!
ReplyDeleteI hope our jazz festival and your schedule coordinate again soon!
Thanks Kathryn---- as for the kitchen, I am embarrassed by how much I used it ;')
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