About Us
I get my inspiration from nature, wineries, and marine life. My fused glass art can be displayed on table tops, and also framed to hang on your wall. My glass art pieces are typically 12 layers thick, and fired multiple times to achieve the depth and texture.
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Recommendations Received (41)
"Michelle does beautiful work. She is so versatile and offers many different styles of artwork as..."
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"Michelle does beautiful work. She is so versatile and offers many different styles of artwork as well as printed cards. Definitely worth checking out her website and Etsy store"
"Michele creates beautiful fused glass art inspired by nature here in the Pacific NW. Her pieces..."
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"Michele creates beautiful fused glass art inspired by nature here in the Pacific NW. Her pieces are incredibly detailed—12 layers thick with amazing depth and texture -- brightening spaces and sparking conversation. Check out some of her lovely work @glassfusedart on Instagram. "
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We host glass art exhibitions in Woodinville. My website (glassfusedart.com) under "events". Starting Sept 3 - De. 3. Some of my work will be at ...
This multi-dimentional fused glass art was fired multiple times which gives it the depth and detail. It can sit on a table top or hung on the wall...
I am a fused glass Artist local to Woodinville, WA. Currently my work can be found through my website (glassfusedart..com), Instagram (glassfuseda...
Recommendations Given (116)
"Shari creates beautiful vibrant detailed mosaic art pieces that enhance any decor."
"Jane is a very creative Artist, and has beautiful vibrant art!"
Recent Activity
As a Glass Artist, I too used to do a lot of in person shows, and had to switch gears. I am selling online with Etsy. They do take a chunk out for their fees and advertising, but it is sales I would not have had otherwise.
There are many virtual shows, and actually I was surprised as to how...
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As a Glass Artist, I too used to do a lot of in person shows, and had to switch gears. I am selling online with Etsy. They do take a chunk out for their fees and advertising, but it is sales I would not have had otherwise.
There are many virtual shows, and actually I was surprised as to how my art has sold this way because photographing glass is extremely difficult to capture the depth.
On another note, Uline (packing materials) moved to Lacey WA and you can order all kinds of sizes in boxes etc and pick them up directly to save shipping costs as that can be incredibly spendy. If you order less than $300 in product they tack on $25 but it is still cheaper than having them shipped.
Another option is to find Co-Ops and small stores that will take your product on consignment.
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