Hand Blown Glass
When glass is heated to temperatures high enough it results in a molten state taking on almost liquid properties. At this point, a glassblower will puff small bursts of air into the blowpipe, which directs the air into the center of the molten glass and begins to inflate it. As the glass cools, it begins to harden. This hardening is essential to forming the desired shape of the glass vessel that is being created. A process of heating, cooling and reheating is used to create the final product.
Our hand blown glass artists have all perfected this timely process for invidually inspiring and creative pieces. These pieces range from:
- Hanging Glass Ornament Crosses
- Hanging Glass Ornament Hearts
- Hanging Glass Ornament Trees of Enchantment
- Hanging Glass Ornament Stars
- Handblown Glass Bowls, Flower Vases, and Paperweights
- Handblown and Fused Glass Sculptures
Regional and National Handblown Glass Artists
- Luke Adams of Norwood, Massachusetts
- Jennifer Nauck of Estes Park, Colorado
- Steven Kitras of Fergus, Ontario, Canada
- Jill Davis of Pawtucket, Rhode Island
- Loretta Eby of Watkinsville, Georgia
- Susan Molnar of Lowell, Michigan
Stained Glass
The art of stained glass really has no limitations. The wide range and possibilities within this craft can represent nature, abstract designs, contemporary, floral, symbolic, and geometric pieces.
Regional and Local Stained Glass Artists
- SLS Stained Glass Creations by Stan and Laura Woods of Surfside Beach, South Carolina
- Wanda Davis Stained Glass Creations by Wanda Davis of Belton, South Carolina
Handblown Glass Pumpkin Sculptures by Steven Kitras of Fergus, Ontario, Canada
Handblown Glass Ornament by Loretta Eby of Watkinsville, Georgia
SLS Stained Glass by Stan and Laura Woods of Surfside Beach, South Carolina
SLS Stained Glass by Stan and Laura Woods of Surfside Beach, South Carolina