Rosies Roses Glass Creations - Unique hand crafted fused glass and more!!


 

Rosies Roses Creations started as a hobby and developed into a passion!

Now we raise funds to find a cure for Cystic Fibrosis.

 ALL PROFITS GO TO THE CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION  

To place an order or if you have any inquiries please email me at  pgarvey10@gmail.com 

 

Rosies Roses Fused Glass Creations.

The art of Fused glass is an adventure, every time I open the kiln I never know what I will find - shapes and colors change, different temperatures give different finishes, Dichroic glass catches the light like the sun on water! After studying Fused Glass in The Currier Gallery for 3 years I finally purchased a kiln and now have a small homebased business. What a privilege to be able to do something I love and help find a cure for Cf at the same time. I make small plates (ideal as spoon rest or teabag dish), pictures, votive holders and jewelry.

Please feel free to browse and contact me if you have any questions.

Each piece is unique and ALL PROFITS GO TO THE CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION

Prices

  • Single Pendant - $12
  • Pendants with sterling silver plated bail and beaded choker - $20 each (2 for $35)
  • Glass earrings - $12
  • Small plate approx 3 1/4 "square- $12
  • Medium plate approx 4 1/2 "square- $18
  • Large plate approx 6  1/2 "square- $28
    Sun-catchers -$15

sizes are approximate, shipping is usually between $2 and $10, depending on size of order.

All pieces are unique so designs will differ each week! If you see a design and would like a different color, contact me and I will see if I can make it - depends on glass available

Some designs are on sale at PJ MacWilliams Bon Bon, Route 101, Amherst, NH 03031 

Envisage Nail Spa & Boutique, 4 Slip Road Unit #6, Greenfield, NH 03047

and 

Keighery's Auction Rooms, William St, Waterford, Ireland

For more details please email me at pgarvey10@gmail.com


 

Some of my new designs before firing! 


Below are samples of designs, they change continuously!

New Designs!

Fused glass pendants with copper design inclusion with a silver plated bail.

 65 Roses Pendant- tack fused purple ribbon and millefiore roses on vanilla and lilac glass, $12 each 

I am now beading the chords to create a unique pendant 


Full fused Dichroic Glass on Pink on 17" hand-beaded necklace. 

 

"Autumn"

Tack fused Autumn scene, inspired by the garden in the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Zimmerman House, Manchester.

 Sold at Taste for a Cure for CF auction.

A new item - Sun-catchers!! 

Add some sparkle to your window and help find a cure too - all unique designs and only $15 each!


 Teabag holders/spoon rests/soap dishes....whatever dishes!

These useful plates ( approx 3 1/2 " by 3 1/2" and 4 1/2" by 4 1/2")  are so handy as spoon rests, tea bag holders in the kitchen, soap dishes in the bathroom, earring or coin holders on a dresser........countless ways of using. They are food safe so can be used to serve small nibbles of food - each one is unique!

Martini time!

"Ireland"

The colors of the Irish flag 

and shapes of the hills! 

 "Flower Plate"

This took me three days to make, first I made the round petals by cutting small squares of glass and fusing at a high temp. Then I cut a square of black glass and a slightly smaller white square. I held green glass stringer over a candle to "shape" the stem, cut the leaves, arranged the flower shape and then fired it in the kiln. When this was ready it was flat so I then "slumped" it on a mould to give it the plate shape! Alot of time and work went into making this plate and three firings in the kiln.

But its worth it for Rosie!

 

 Care of your glass!

  • Always remember that your plate, votive holder, pendant is glass and needs to be handled with some care but is Fused glass so won't break very easily! 
  • Wash in warm soapy water, do not put in the dishwasher as the prolonged heat might effect the finish. 
  • Keep jewelry wrapped in a safe place where it is unlikely to be in contact with other pieces. 
  • I use high strength craft glue for gluing the bails to the pendants. However, glass is a very smooth surface and for some reason, I am not sure why, it might be humidity or temperature, sometimes the bails detach. Simply stick back on with a strong super-glue or Epoxy type adhesive. Please do not hesitate to let me know if you have any problem with this and I can repair!

Unfortunately if the glass breaks it is impossible to repair it to its former glory - though I can always try and re-fuse it and see what we end up with!!

 

"Jelly Bean" Pendants

Love these "Jelly Bean" fun pendants. I first cut small pieces of glass and fuse at a high temperature to make the "beans".Then I tack fuse the "beans" on a contrasting color glass at a lower temperature. They are finished by adding a sterling silver coated bail. 


Bright, vibrant, contrasting colors, 

looks great on black velvet chord

Slumped wine bottles make great cheese boards 

- only $18 with butter knife!

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Some of my creations, hot out of the kiln!!


 

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 Some of my new designs for plates ($18) and votive holders( $12), great gift ideas!

 
 
 

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