"Fused Glass Dishes, Handmade by Artist" Treasury

Here is a variety of fused glass pieces put together by Nancy of Smokeylady54.etsy.com She graciously included my fused glass plate with enameled leaf design. Look in her shop for more beautiful fused glass!

'fused glass dishes, handmade by artist' by Smokeylady54

From start to finish these people are not crafters they are Artists.

Blue and Green Conf... GoodGriefGlass $15.00	Fused Glass Bowl - ... AlteredElement... $58.00	Fused Glass Cheese ... GetGlassy $40.00	Wild Western Glass ... Design4Soul $18.00
Peach White & Orang... GlitterbirdGla... $60.00	12 inch Irididized ... LindaBoyesFuse... $120.00	Fused Glass Plate L... RoseMarysGlass... $24.00	Fused Glass Dish Wo... LanieMarieDesi... $55.00
Cubicles ArtGlassbyLisa $145.00	Lavender and Wild D... MargieMcNutt $80.00	Textured fused glas... AngelGlass $60.00	Pastel Flowers Litt... FirstLightGlas... $15.00
Amber Gold Fused Gl... GlitterbirdGla... $30.00	Midnight Waters Bla... Redhotglassuk $70.00	Red Swirl Fused Gla... SimonAldersonG... $40.00	Set of 4 autumn lea... LisaGlassTrink... $40.00

Treasury tool supported by the dog house

Stoneware Square Plate - Buttermilk Glaze

I listed this plate in my Etsy shop today, after selling a similar one last week.  I have one left that I will keep, since I noticed it has a little flaw.  And what else is new?  I only get to keep the seconds!  These plates were so much fun to make, I can't wait to start on another batch.

Baking Dish Wheel Thrown - Buttermilk Glaze

Here's a larger baking dish I added to my Etsy shop today.  It's a nice size and easily holds a quart.  It is made from red stoneware clay and glazed with Buttermilk (of course).

Stoneware Wheel Thrown Bowl - Buttermilk Glaze

I love this bowl and continue to make the shape, bigger or smaller.  And I love the lines that are created by using a rutile and iron wash.  The lines always seem to come out differently, sometimes they are pencil thin like I brushed them, then other times the lines spread and flow.  That's reduction firing for you.  Like the outside of the bowl.  Sometimes when I trim I purposely make the trimming tool shatter, which makes groove patterns in the clay, and the glaze loves these grooves.  Magical things happen.

I listed this bowl in my Etsy shop this morning.  You can see more photos and details at:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/80015363/stoneware-bowl-wheel-thrown-buttermilk