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Stained Glass
❀ Working with glass was a love and skill passed down and taught to me by my Mama, but the craft has since come to take on it's own unique personal meaning to me and my self-expression and confidence. I like to use recycled glass pieces, jewelry, stones, and anything else I can find to make more unique patchwork-type pieces, but I also like to make traditional patterns for sun-catchers, panels, boxes, jars, and other pieces. Despite all the frilly talk, it is a craft that I am absolutely very much still learning, but one I passionately enjoy nonetheless. ❀
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Alcohol Ink Botanical Stains
❀ These flora impressions were made using botanicals foraged from around my house (grasses, leaves, flowers, etc.), and a homemade alcohol ink made of food coloring and isopropyl alcohol, pen, and sometimes salt. I arranged and pressed the flora to the paper and painted over them with the food coloring/alcohol mixture to bring out the natural veins and outlines of the plants. Some worked better than others, I'm still honing the technique! ❀
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Metal & Blacksmithing
❀ Metalworking and blacksmithing was the discipline my Dad passed down to me, and, much like glass, it is a skill that has come to take on it's own unique meaning to me and is something I really enjoy, but is also something I'm definitely still learning. I love to make wands, jewelry, and other kinds of metal-workings. All pieces were created at my dad's shop with many of them being made by a combination of us both! ❀
Technically not metal itself, but rather a picture of me selling some metal wares at a Ren Faire in 2016. Although you do get a glimpse of the sign me and dad made.
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Other Things
Woodcut and rubber stamps.
Logo for another artist; digital using Procreate.
Digital using Procreate / Laser woodcut.
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Designs made for a pagan nature preserve; digital using Procreate.
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Stained Glass Care & Info
Cleaning:
❀ Please refrain from using any acid or chemical cleaners, and instead just simply use some water and a mild dish soap or easy dusting if you need to clean any glass piece. Just make sure to dry it off right after washing if it does get wet! From time to time the solder or lead may also naturally oxidize/corrode and leave a whitish substance on the piece, but you can just gently scrub this off with baking soda, water, and a q-tip or a non-abrasive brush. ❀
Safety:
❀ I'm slowly transitioning to lead-free, but my stained glass pieces unless stated otherwise are put together with solder or came that contains lead, and even though it poses no harm minimally touching it or hanging in your home, it's good practice to always wash your hands with soap and water after handling any stained glass piece to prevent any unwanted exposure. ❀
Hanging:
❀ For suncatchers and other hanging pieces, make sure to hang it as securely as you can, whether from a sturdy hook that has been screwed into something secure like a wall or ceiling stud, or hang it from something like a properly attached curtain rod if you can. You could use suction cups for very small pieces, but honestly I wouldn't recommend them; they often just can't handle the weight and are prone to popping off, they're just not something I would risk hanging something so fragile on if you can help it. ❀
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Contact & Commissions
❀ Custom glass pieces of whatever you can conjure up are one of my favorite things to do; prices can vary greatly depending on things like size, type of glass, number of pieces, general complexity, etc. If you'd like to get an estimate for an idea just send me a message letting me know your overall budget, idea, size, colors, themes, and anything else you have in mind and I can create a mock-up pattern with an estimated approximate price.
You can leave things up to me or get as specific as you want! I'll let you know if there's anything I'm not able to do. If it's a particularly large/specific piece I may ask for partial pre-payment to cover materials and things. Thanks for your understanding! ❀
Just shoot me an email at spiritcellar@protonmail.com, message me on Neocities, or message me:
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