Monday I taught a torchworking class at the
Aquila Glass School - we made frogs out of borosilicate glass. Such fun in the studio - as always! If you'd like to come join me for a class like this sometime, and curious about what you will make - check it out!
We made little frogs that I call "Coqui" because they are small and cute like little Puerto Rican
Coqui frogs... Pictured below is a little handful of frogs I brought home to photograph so I could share in my blog what we made:
Glass Coqui frogs and frogs on rocks (less fragile - no little feet that can break off) and frogs on pendants (wearable frog sculptures) - last night we also made some lizards on pendants (pictured in the first shot in this blog post)
Monday I taught a torchworking class at the Aquila Glass School - we made frogs out of borosilicate glass. Such fun in the studio - as always! If you'd like to come join me for a class like this sometime, and curious about what you will make - check it out! 
We made little frogs that I call "Coqui" because they are small and cute like little Puerto Rican Coqui frogs... Pictured below is a little handful of frogs I brought home to photograph so I could share in my blog what we made:
Glass Coqui frogs and frogs on rocks (less fragile - no little feet that can break off) and frogs on pendants (wearable frog sculptures) - last night we also made some lizards on pendants (pictured in the first shot in this blog post)
Hi Leah!
ReplyDeleteI had so much fun making frogs with you! It definitely got my interest back in glass... I tend to be an all-over-the-board "crafter" and am really trying to find my true artsy passion and master it! You are a wonderful teacher and I so appreciated your patience with me!
Hope to see you again soon!
Carly