Tiny angels made originally as Christmas Decorations. a Glass nugget, glass cut to shape and copper wire makes a halo. These are handmade so the glass colour and texture will...
A festive glass decoration. Holly leaves cut from sheet glass and the 3 glass nuggets for berries. A copper wire loop and ribbon attached. The glass will vary slightly in...
Cobalt (Bristol Blue) stars popular all year round. Dimensions approx Tiny Star 3 cm Small Star 7 cm Medium Star 10 cm Large Star 16 cm Extra Large Star 32...
Stained Glass Bumble Bee. This cute little bee will brighten up any day. This handmade item by Claire Dadswell Glass in the Studio at Glass Designs in Bristol,Uk. Materials used...
Fused glass Christmas Tree with adding sparkles. The green glass has glitter in too! Size 5 cm x 6 cm. These are made by hand so the sizes and placement...
This festive glass Candle is a perfect decoration for a Christmas Tree. Glass is cut to shape, copper foiled and soldered together, with a copper wire loop to hang with...
These stunning coasters are made from 2 pieces of glass fired in a kiln with copper hearts sandwiched between. The firing process changes the copper to a pink. These are...
Small Cobalt (Bristol Blue) Glass Crucifix. Glass Soldered together with a copper wire loop attached and finished off with a ribbon. Dimensions 11 cm x 8 cm. Handmade at Glass...
These coasters are made with 2 pieces of glass and glass coloured frit shaped into a swirl. Four rubber bump ons attached to the underneath. These are handmade so the...
Two pieces of glass with glass fit shaped into a heart, a little added sparkle and fired in a kiln. Four rubber bump ons attached to the underneath. These are...
These stunning coasters are made from 2 pieces of glass fired in a kiln with copper hearts sandwiched between. The firing process changes the copper to a pink. These are...
These stunning coasters are made from 2 pieces of glass fired in a kiln with copper hearts sandwiched between. The firing process changes the copper to a pink. These are...
