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Several fused glass pieces. Top to bottom, left to rightL A "coral bowl" - made with strips of glass and is reminiscent of ocean coral. The various strip colors are olive green rainbow iridescent (it changes from greens to blue-purples depending on the light) then blue adventurine, which is a sparkly navy blue, and then clear bits for stability here and there. A fired piece of 5x5 glass with a landscape. The landscape is green & yellow cabochons (big dots) for grass at the bottom. Then there are blue transparent dots of various shades for water. Then more of the green & yellow cabochons for more grass above the water. Then two trees of brown glass with pink dots around them as cherry blossom trees. It has been ”tack fused" so the glass is still raised up on the base plate, but soft and rounded. A "pocket vase." It is a sheet of 6x6 inch clear glass, with fiber paper in the top center, about 3 x 4 inches. There is another sheet of glass on top, which will melt down around the fiber paper, leaving a hole at the top. On the very top, I have added transparent blue and green cabochons. The fiber paper in the top center has been removed after firing, and there is a pocket at the top where flowers can go. On the very top, I have added transparent blue and green cabochons, the cabochons have clear stripes in them and look like flowers themselves now that they have "melted" into the glass. A sandblasted piece. Contact paper was put on the corners and in the center in a butterfly shape. Then the exposed glass was sandblasted, giving it a matte appearance. The contact paper is removed, leaving the pattern and shiny glass. It is green iridescent glass. A multi layer landscape. It is on transparent fern green glass. The trees in the background are painted with some additional frit for texture. The trees in the foreground are glass, with the leaves made of murrine and freeze and fuse.

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