Booth pictures from VA Beach

Dulles Expo Christmas Show this weekend, preview pictures

We will be at Dulles Expo Center this weekend (Nov 11 - 13). We are located in booth #454.5-455.5. Look for our Art In Glass by TG Designs sign. Here are a few recent pictures.

Blue Snow

Black stripe

Triple VT

Single VT

New Plates and a Bowl

Trees in the Snow and Holly Berries

6x6

spreader included

Left 3.75" square, Right 4" square

Great for votives, rings or earrings

  6x6 curved dish, spreader included

This one looks great with a pillar candle in it.

I use mine for ribbon candy.

Two new trays

I have not been very diligent about posting lately. We have had a busy show schedule and then Nancy had ankle surgery. I did my first solo shows and I have to tell you I was nervous but they went well. When we set up we each have tasks that we always do and I take for granted that I don't need to be concerned about anything else. Well,I do miss Nancy's touch when it comes to setting up our displays but thanks to cell phones I can (and do) call for emergency advice.

So far this week I have two new plates (which come with spreaders) and cooling in the kiln are two candle trays. I have a tray of goodies waiting to go in the kiln but that's a secret for now!

Coming soon - apple windchime

Nancy is back in the glass studio! She sent me pictures of the windchime she is working on. Did you notice the caterpillar waiting to take a bit of that beautiful red apple? I can't wait to see it fired and assembled. She will be coming here for the weekend but I don't know that it will be finished because today she is having a root canal...ouch!


I've have a new plate that just came out of its final firing. I played with my program so that my design would not all melt into the glass but remain 3-dimensional. The roses are from my garden.

Spectrum 96

I have been wanting to experiment with Spectrum 96 glass and I really like the resulting tray. I really do like their transparents - nice vibrant clears. The only drawback is I have to keep store it in a totally different area that I do the my COE 90's but I think I may do just that. I need to work with the firing schedule for small pieces(the edges were not as crips but more rounded than I like) but I think I nailed it on the large piece - not bad for a first try.
~Christina

Spring Flowers

We finally decided to take the plunge and venture out of our studios into cyberspace to share with you our glass designs. Let us know what you think!


My sister, who loves flowers, does not garden. She planted these pretties in her kiln - aren't they pretty?