Glayzd Designs | Public figure
Glayzd Designs
Address: 63 kingsley drive 2316 Boat Harbour, NSW, Australia
Website: http://www.glayzddesigns.com.au
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25.01.2022 Bowls and platters need to be fused first and then fired a second time over a mold. The designs and shapes are endless and can be created to fit into any decor.
21.01.2022 During lock down I lost all enthusiasm for my glass, but after a few weeks I gave myself a good talking to and forced myself back into my workshop. Looking for inspiration on the internet, I found a few pieces that I could ‘borrow’. So thank you to other glass artists out there who are happy to share. I was also pretty complimented to see some of my own pieces which have been ‘borrowed’ and tweeked. so here are a before and after shot. Look how some of the colours change once fired. It happens a lot with reds and yellows. Fortunately I got the result I was after.
21.01.2022 The Gallery is opening up again soon and I spent the day restocking my glass. Very happy with how it’s all looking.
18.01.2022 Workshop update. I am running a 3 hour class on Saturday 23rd November. I’ll be using 2 types of glass, ... Float Fire ‘82 which fuses to float, and Bullseye. We’ll also use decals, frit, and dichroic glass. I’ll be concentrating on small pieces like Christmas decorations and ‘perfecting’ cutting techniques. I am attaching a flyer in case you might be interested.... Glass Workshop 3 hours Saturday 23rd November Nelson Bay Would you like to learn a new hobby? I am a glass artist living at Boat Harbour Come along and see if this is for you. We will start with some small projects. Christmas decorations. $80 All glass and tools provided. Gay Stehr Bookings 4982 2047 or 0407941022
17.01.2022 Look what happened while I was on holidays!
10.01.2022 ** VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!! ** Christmas wrapping for Kids with Cancer Foundation are now confirmed at WINSTON HILLS MALL and SEVEN HILLS PLAZA from Monday 9th Dece...mber until Tuesday 24th December Winston Hills 10-2 (Thursdays till 6pm) Seven Hills Plaza 10-4 (Thursdays till 6pm) 2 people required every day, so feel free to drag a friend along for a good cause! Rosters need to be done ASAP so please confirm by contacting me at [email protected], 96807444 or 0415032064 WE NEED: *Wrapping stations to be manned for the hours specified by the shopping centre. 7days from 9th December to 24th December *Must be presentable and tidy *Must be responsible for a donation tin (no counting needed) *Current drivers licence or the ability to get to/from centres independently *No latecomers or early marks (centres rules, not ours) *Able to stand at the station IDEAS . Some businesses offer a charity day to their Staff. See if your employer offers this. . Some schools also offer a community service programme . A great day out with your girlfriend or mate! Helping us a little will help them a lot!! xx www.kidswithcancer.org.au [email protected] 96807444 #ChristmasWrappingForKidsWithCancer #EpicWrappingSkills #FunDayOut #ChristmasCharityWork #DoItForTheKids #KidsWithCancerFoundation #SockItToCancer
10.01.2022 Glass workshop#glassfusing#glassdecorations#glasscutting#glassart
09.01.2022 I’ll have to keep taking holidays! look what happened while I was away.
06.01.2022 I live by the ocean and have the sound of the waves constantly in my head. My waves can be mounted on a wall, can stand freely or be displayed in a decorative stand. The colour of the ocean is constantly changing as are the pieces I work on.
05.01.2022 Wow, look how clever my latest workshop attendees are. I forgot to take ‘action’ photos but I think everyone had a great time. Lots of Christmas decorations! One kiln load already fired, these ones set to fuse tonight. A new workshop planned for early in the new year. A big thank you to AA Kilns at Warner’s Bay for rushing to my rescue at 8pm on Wednesday night, working till 11.30 to get my kiln back in working order for the workshop on the weekend.
04.01.2022 Not only do I live close to the sea, but also among the many native trees which attract our bird life. My Australian native bird series includes white cockatoos, black cockatoos, lorikeets, rosellas, and king parrots. Some I fuse onto ‘tree branches’ while others can be hung or mounted on a wall.
