PERIWINKLE miniature glass flowers on wire; mini tiny small handcraft lampwork. Jewelry, mixed media, wedding, forever flowers, curio, gift

Miniature glass flower headpins (glass on wire) in a soft periwinkle (light blue/lavender) opaque glass. About the same color as the Periwinkle Frost, but this is the standard opaque glass. ⭐Flower diameter range from 1/4" - 1/2" diameter on 5" stainless steel 22 gauge wire depending on shape- see photos for reference. 👉 The stainless steel wire is good for tarnish resistance and low-level allergy reaction. The wire is easily cut, or if you need longer wire, one option is to wrap them with floral tape to a longer wire or skewer. Take care manipulating the wire next to the glass.

👉 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.

🎁 These are great for jewelry as well as miniature settings, wedding bouquet or window, shelf, curio or desk displays. They make a perfect gift to say: Thank you, I love you, Thinking of you, Sorry for your loss, or simply... Have a great day!

🏺Vase display: Time to have some fun "junkin' in search for the perfect display vase. Search for mini vases, candle holder, small liquor flutes, etc. I have a small glass bottle that works perfect. Fill with sand, paint, decorate with ribbon, etc.

👉 As with any hand crafted items, irregularities occur naturally as each batch of glass rods vary, as well as each flower which adds to the beauty and character.

😊 I do my best to represent the true size and colors. I photograph them on my studio workbench with LED lights mounted on my ceiling and use my Samsung tablet. I do not manipulate the photo except to crop or reduce the size. So far, the photos seem very true to the product colors, but may vary depending on your device. 😊

📽️ How to use these flowers in a taller vase Video link: https://youtu.be/4DMZNKrMELE