Florifying Moments

Had way too much fun making this bright little village of fused glass houses! 🏡✨

Lots of cutting, layering, melting (and a bit of holding my breath during kiln time 😅) — but seeing all the colors come together like this made it totally worth it. Glass fusing is part art, part science, and 100% satisfying when it all works out.

Just delivered this pastel floral standing glass piece to our favourite boba place in the Gong! 🍓🌸 They asked for something to match their current floral theme and I loved the idea instantly.

The soft iridescent petals catch the light beautifully! Did you know iridescent glass sheets are coated with a thin metallic film that creates that rainbow shimmer? ✨🌈 Each piece shifts color depending on the angle and lighting, making it feel alive.

I also hand-sanded and stained the raw oakwood base to give it that warm, grounded look. 🍃 It’s now ready to be part of their beautiful space. If you’re in the area, pop in for a sweet treat at Wonder Boba!

The round, silvery-green eucalyptus leaves have always caught my eye... soft, simple, and beautifully Australian. 🌿

This fused glass project is inspired by them. I’ve layered different green glass sheets to reflect their calming tones. While real eucalyptus leaves usually face upward to the sun, I wanted these to play with light, catching refractions and casting shadows as the sun hits them. ✨

It’s still a work in progress and will eventually be mounted on a piece of Tasmanian oak, another beautiful natural material that ties it all together.

Did you know that with repetition, your brain strengthens neural pathways, allowing muscle memory to kick in and make complex tasks feel effortless over time?

They say consistency won’t betray you, and I have come to believe that deeply. I didn’t give up on my artistic pursuits, even when it felt like no one was watching, buying, or believing. I just kept creating. One piece at a time, one day at a time. Goals take time, but trust me… every quiet, persistent effort adds up!

Here are some blooms I am working on using some iridescent and dichroic glass pieces that are wayyy too expensive these days!