For My Darling Daughter

I thought I would play around with my glass and attempt some letters in dichroic. I started with the letter 'K' as my daughters name is Kirsty.

Well this one was a success and is now put away for my daughter for Christmas. I am so pleased with it and hoping she will like it.

A Bit Of Colour

From my last batch that was created in my kiln I must say these 2 have been my favourites. The beautiful colours just bring a smile to my face - happy colours!
Both pendants can be found in my Etsy store - Radicalglass.

Last Nights Little Visitor

Good job my hub has an eye for this sort of thing. I think I would have just ended up standing on the poor fella. Managed to get some cute pics and a good look before he hopped away. (could have been a 'she').



We think he is a Lesueur Tree Frog.

Hazard reduction, Bowen Mountain, 2nd Sept 2009

What a great day for hazard reduction today. Warm yet not too warm and hardly any wind. By lunchtime it looked freaky and by the end of the day it was almost out. Weather permitting this should go on for a few days.These photos were taken from the front of our house.

This Weekends Batch

Wow I am totally pleased with the way this little batch came out.

A few awesome pendants, stud earrings and maybe a couple of cuff links."doing the happy dance"

You should see a few on these in my 'crazy' glass store, radicalglass.

Most of these are going to be labeled up for my up and coming exhibition at Glenbrook, NSW, Australia. You can check out some more exhibitors at mountainmakers blog.

Another Baby Is Born

I get so excited when these little ones appear. Just speechless. I wish I could go and give them a big cuddle just like a baby puppy. These are two different babes with different Moms but look so alike. Both have a cute white diamond on their foreheads.Just waiting for this beautiful Mom to give birth. Her colour is just gorgeous, I wonder what the little one will be like.

Hazard Reduction Time

It looks as though the dampness in the air and ground may be reducing and giving the RFS guys a chance to to reduce available fuels.

You can't stop bush fires occurring but performing a hazard reduction will hopefully reduce the fuels that cause a severe bush fire. Reducing the fuel will aid in the containment of a severe bush fire.

This photo was taken from the back of my house and shows hazard reduction in the Blue Mountains.