Amber Bent Glass Leaves fall autumn, leaf on 5" wire, variety of ambers; lampwork; pendant, jewelry, bouquet, plants, wedding, mixed media
$3.85 – $22.00
Bentshape glass leaves in a variety of fall autumn amber colors. You can select your desired color or order as a mixed set.
Each leaf is just a little different and unique. See photos for size reference; they average approximatey 3/4" long on 5 inch 22 gauge stainless steel wire which is easily cut and bent for jewelry yet strong enough for floral display or mixed media artwork.
?I make these individually on my torch by heating a color glass rod into a ball between the size of a PEA to peanut M&M on the end of 22-gauge stainless steel wire, then press, squeeze, mush, pinch and pull into the desired shape; they go directly into a temperature-controlled kiln to properly anneal and harden.
Here's a link to my youtube channel to see these being made: https://youtu.be/mKP9A5-_FEc
I make these individually on my Minor or Scorpion torch by heating a color glass rod into a ball on the end of 22-gauge stainless steel wire, then press or manipulate it into the desired shape. They go directly into my kiln to properly anneal (cool and hardened into a stable hard glass). Take care manipulating the wire next to the glass. Irregularities occur naturally as with all handmade items, which adds to the beauty and character.
?️ How to use these flowers in a taller vase Video link: https://youtu.be/4DMZNKrMELE
Each leaf is just a little different and unique. See photos for size reference; they average approximatey 3/4" long on 5 inch 22 gauge stainless steel wire which is easily cut and bent for jewelry yet strong enough for floral display or mixed media artwork.
?I make these individually on my torch by heating a color glass rod into a ball between the size of a PEA to peanut M&M on the end of 22-gauge stainless steel wire, then press, squeeze, mush, pinch and pull into the desired shape; they go directly into a temperature-controlled kiln to properly anneal and harden.
Here's a link to my youtube channel to see these being made: https://youtu.be/mKP9A5-_FEc
I make these individually on my Minor or Scorpion torch by heating a color glass rod into a ball on the end of 22-gauge stainless steel wire, then press or manipulate it into the desired shape. They go directly into my kiln to properly anneal (cool and hardened into a stable hard glass). Take care manipulating the wire next to the glass. Irregularities occur naturally as with all handmade items, which adds to the beauty and character.
?️ How to use these flowers in a taller vase Video link: https://youtu.be/4DMZNKrMELE
great item - thanks so much
Perfect leaves for the project I had in mind. I attached them to my lighted birch holiday tree to look like the last few fall leaves remaining. I may have to buy more!
Especially love the bent leaves look