Kreatief Glass - Gallery

		Ocean Mural for Custom Shower Details: This mural has two base layers of glass, then crushed glass and cut glass accents. Each tile was placed in the kiln at least two separate times, a total of 50 hours of firing. The 1st firing included the two base layers of clear with peacock blue on top, then fired up to 1475 degrees. The 2nd firing included the crushed glass and indivually created fish, crab and starfish, then fired up to 1375 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 180 minutes. Dimensions (w x h): 36" x 24"
		Reactive Glass Bowl & Coaster Set Details: This bowl has two layers of glass and placed in the kiln two separate times, a total of 44 hours of firing. The 1st firing included the clear, vanilla cream, peacock blue and clear reactive glass frit. The bowl and coasters were fired up to 1475 degrees. The last firing the bowl was fired up to 1330 degrees to slump into a bowl mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. The reactive clear glass pieces react with the cooper in the blue glass causing it to turn red. Dimensions (w x h): 8" bowl 4"x4" coasters
		Fused Sunflower Bowl Details: This bowl has three layers of glass and placed in the kiln three separate times, a total of 60 hours of firing. The 1st firing included the clear, black and green glass and fired up to 1475 degrees. The 2nd firing included the yellow glass with amber pebbles and fired up to 1450 degrees. The last firing the entire piece was fired up to 1330 degrees to slump into a bowl mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Dimensions (w x h): 10"
		Fused Flower Bowl Details: This bowl has 2 layers of glass and placed in the kiln two separate times, a total of 44 hours of firing. The 1st firing included the clear glass, flower detail glass, yellow pebbles and green stringer. This was then fired up to 1475 degrees. The last firing the entire piece was fired up to 1330 degrees to slump into a bowl mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Dimensions (w x h): 10"
		Fused Kokopelli Plate Details: This plate has 3 layers of glass and placed in the kiln three separate times, a total of 65 hours of firing. The 1st firing included a base layer of clear glass, with a circular white center, red streaky ring and white outer ring. This was then fired up to 1475 degrees. During the 2nd firing, the kokopelli figure was cut from glass and laid on top of white base. This was fired to 1450 degrees. The last firing the entire piece was fired up to 1330 degrees to slump into a bowl mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Dimensions (w x h): 10"
		Fused Candle Holder Details: This candle holder has two layers of glass and placed in the kiln two separate times, a total of 48 hours of firing. During the 1st firing, the piece is fired to 1475 degrees as a flat square. The last firing the entire piece was fired up to 1330 degrees while draped over a stainless steel mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Location: Available at Midland Arts Company in Rifle, Colorado
		Fused Coral Bowl Details: This coral bowl is made of one layer of 1/4" strip pieces of glass arranged in a coral pattern and placed in the kiln two separate times, a total of 48 hours of firing. During the 1st firing, the piece is fired to 1475 degrees as a flat circle. The last firing the entire piece was fired up to 1330 degrees while draped over a stainless steel mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes.
		Fused Orange Plate Details: This plate has two layers of glass and placed in the kiln two separate times, a total of 48 hours of firing. During the 1st firing, a base laryer of white opaque glass was topped with a border of opaque orange, border of opaque white white with a streaky catherdal orange/red center and and fired to 1475 degrees. The last firing the entire piece was fired up to 1330 degrees to slump into a square plate mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Available in various sizes and colors. Dimensions (w x h): 5.75 x 5.75"
		Fused Bon Bon Plate Details: This plate has two layers of glass and placed in the kiln two separate times, a total of 48 hours of firing. During the 1st firing, two layers of iridescent clear glass was arranged to create a circular pattern. Then ground clear glass was gently shifted over the top of the entire piece and fired to 1400 degrees. The last firing the entire piece was fired up to 1330 degrees to slump into a shallow bowl mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Dimensions (w x h): 6"
		Fused Purple Plate Details: This plate has mulitple layers of glass and placed in the kiln two separate times, a total of 48 hours of firing. During the 1st firing, clear base glass was topped with various catherdral and opaque purple glass. Then small square pieces of glass were placed on top for accent and the entire project fired to 1475 degrees. The last firing the entire piece was fired up to 1330 degrees to slump into a square mold. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Dimensions (w x h): 8.75 x 8.75"
		Burgundy & Bordeaux Slumped Wine Bottle - Cheese Plate with cheese spreader Details: These wine bottles are thoroughly cleaned and slumped into a wine bottle mold at 1430 degrees. The neck of the wine bottles are wrapped with copper wire and accented with glass and metals beads. Slumped wine bottles are a fun and unique way to serve condiments, nuts, candy, olives, crackers etc... Slumped wine bottles can even hold your favorite candle, act as a spoon rest, hold jewelry or spare change. Location: Available at Midland Arts Company Rifle, Colorado & The Country Florist, Silt Colorado Dimensions (w x h): varies with bottle
		Burgundy Slumped Wine Bottle - Single Condiment Details: These wine bottles are thoroughly cleaned and slumped into a wine bottle mold at 1430 degrees. The neck of the wine bottles are wrapped with copper wire and accented with glass and metals beads. Slumped wine bottles are a fun and unique way to serve condiments, nuts, candy, olives, crackers etc... Slumped wine bottles can even hold your favorite candle, act as a spoon rest, hold jewelry or spare change. Location: Available at Midland Arts Company Rifle, Colorado & The Country Florist, Silt Colorado Dimensions (w x h): varies with bottle
		Bordeaux Slumped WIne Bottle - Dual Condiment Details: These wine bottles are thoroughly cleaned and slumped into a wine bottle mold at 1430 degrees. The neck of the wine bottles are wrapped with copper wire and accented with glass and metals beads. Slumped wine bottles are a fun and unique way to serve condiments, nuts, candy, olives, crackers etc... Slumped wine bottles can even hold your favorite candle, act as a spoon rest, hold jewelry or spare change. Location: Available at Midland Arts Company Rifle, Colorado & The Country Florist, Silt Colorado Dimensions (w x h): varies with bottle
		Bordeaux Slumped WIne Bottle - Single Condiment Details: These wine bottles are thoroughly cleaned and slumped into a wine bottle mold at 1430 degrees. The neck of the wine bottles are wrapped with copper wire and accented with glass and metals beads. Slumped wine bottles are a fun and unique way to serve condiments, nuts, candy, olives, crackers etc... Slumped wine bottles can even hold your favorite candle, act as a spoon rest, hold jewelry or spare change. Location: Available at Midland Arts Company Rifle, Colorado & The Country Florist, Silt Colorado Dimensions (w x h): varies with bottle
		Bordeaux Slumped Wine Bottle - Snack & Dip Details: These wine bottles are thoroughly cleaned and slumped into a wine bottle mold at 1430 degrees. The neck of the wine bottles are wrapped with copper wire and accented with glass and metals beads. Slumped wine bottles are a fun and unique way to serve condiments, nuts, candy, olives, crackers etc... Slumped wine bottles can even hold your favorite candle, act as a spoon rest, hold jewelry or spare change. Location: Available at Midland Arts Company Rifle, Colorado & The Country Florist, Silt Colorado Dimensions (w x h): varies with bottle
		Fused Millefiori Flower Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"
		Fused Blue Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"
		Fused Yellow Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"
		Fused Red Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"
		Fused Pink & White Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"
		Fused Mauve & Confetti Glass Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"
		Fused Dark Pink & White Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"
		Fused Red & White Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"
		Fused Blue & White Coasters Details: These coasters are made of two layers of glass and fired to 1475 degrees. During each firing process the piece was annealed, which increases durability. Annealing is a process where the glass is slowly brought down in temperature and held at temperatures for approximately 90 minutes. Four rubber bumpers are added to the bottom of each piece to protect furniture. Dimensions (w x h): 4 x 4"