Dana Worley Jesters Baubles Fused Glass Design
Even as a child, I needed to create. I started by weaving pot holders, sewing doll clothes, and making paper flowers. By the time I was in high school I was making my own clothes. I have worked with crocheting, cross-stitching and needlepoint, quilting, rug-hooking, weaving, fabric marbling, paper-making, and jewelry design. You name it and I have likely tried it -- at least once!
Dana’s work has been on display in art galleries and juried shows throughout Utah. Dana is a board member and web master for the Glass Art Guild of Utah, and she maintains a blog on fused glass at jestersbaubles.blogspot.com. She often writes articles on fused glass for industry-specific magazines.
In her full-time job, Dana works as a Project Manager for a scientific instrumentation company. When she’s not pursuing art or working, Dana enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, biking, and taking pictures.
In her full-time job, Dana works as a Project Manager for a scientific instrumentation company. When she’s not pursuing art or working, Dana enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, biking, and taking pictures.
Christine Kidd Garr Fused Glass
Christine resides in Logan with her husband Jay. She has worked with Stained glass for 30 years evolving to glass fusing and painting. Her main focus is glass fusing although she continues to teach traditional Stained Glass in her home studio.
Glass Art Fusion is a technique of cutting and stacking two or more layers of glass in a design and fired in a kiln at a range between 1100° and 1700°F making the glass molten and joining it together in one piece, fusing and slumping the glass to make bowls platters or decorative imagery art.
I love the way that glass captures and reflects the light and with the addition of heat can be transformed in texture and form making pieces that are both decorative and functional.
I enjoy exploring new techniques with glass, enamel paints and inks, glass Frits and powders to create functional art like Sushi Sets, bowls, platters and art pieces of landscapes, sunsets, flowers and animals.
Cell 435-760-9954 Home 435-753-4769
Glass Art Fusion is a technique of cutting and stacking two or more layers of glass in a design and fired in a kiln at a range between 1100° and 1700°F making the glass molten and joining it together in one piece, fusing and slumping the glass to make bowls platters or decorative imagery art.
I love the way that glass captures and reflects the light and with the addition of heat can be transformed in texture and form making pieces that are both decorative and functional.
I enjoy exploring new techniques with glass, enamel paints and inks, glass Frits and powders to create functional art like Sushi Sets, bowls, platters and art pieces of landscapes, sunsets, flowers and animals.
Cell 435-760-9954 Home 435-753-4769
