ImagineItInGlass
Announcement
Thanks for visiting my shop. I'm thrilled to have fulfilled order # 1,000. Thank you glass lovers, customers and friends!
I work with American, Italian and Mexican glass -- it comes in so many forms: sheets, powder, crushed, rods, stringers, noodles and more. I love using millefiore. These colorful little slices of hand-blown glass rods have been made in Murano, a little island off Venice IT, for centuries. They have delightful internal designs of flowers, hearts, stars, cogs and bullseyes. I sell millefiore and murrini here to other glass artists as well.
I also love to repurpose things by adding fused glass to metal art, crystal frames, cast iron pans, wood objects and more. Enjoy browsing and thanks for buying handmade.
Patricia
Announcement
Thanks for visiting my shop. I'm thrilled to have fulfilled order # 1,000. Thank you glass lovers, customers and friends!
I work with American, Italian and Mexican glass -- it comes in so many forms: sheets, powder, crushed, rods, stringers, noodles and more. I love using millefiore. These colorful little slices of hand-blown glass rods have been made in Murano, a little island off Venice IT, for centuries. They have delightful internal designs of flowers, hearts, stars, cogs and bullseyes. I sell millefiore and murrini here to other glass artists as well.
I also love to repurpose things by adding fused glass to metal art, crystal frames, cast iron pans, wood objects and more. Enjoy browsing and thanks for buying handmade.
Patricia
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Reviews
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Susan on Sep 6, 2022
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful card holder! It is great quality and exactly as pictured! Fast shipping too!
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Sarah Corinne on Jun 18, 2022
5 out of 5 starsI have not had a chance to fuse these yet, but there is a lovely variety and they look well made. They come pre-cut. The seller is very kind and fulfilled my request kindly. I will note that I have received murini from other sellers that come uncut in small sticks, and I get much more murini this way.
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Elizabeth Stjohn on Aug 29, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThese are really stunning. I smile every time I look at them. And the seller was truly helpful.
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Stephanie on Aug 4, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThank you for the quick delivery. My daughter loves it. Thank you
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marybookread3 on Jul 15, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThis is my absolutely favorite glass piece from Patricia! Her work is beautiful and always comes wrapped securely and promptly can’t wait to see more new pieces from her!!!!!
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marybookread3 on Jul 11, 2022
5 out of 5 starsI love these glass flowers on copper. Very imaginative I also received a northern lights glass pic which I also love ! It is a pleasure to buy from Patricia. She goes the extra mile!!!!!!!
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marybookread3 on Jun 28, 2022
5 out of 5 starsIt’s more beautiful than I could have imagined reminds me of the waves on Lake Michigan. Was shipped very shortly after I ordered! Love it
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Christy on Jun 16, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLoved the variety of the murrini. Came exactly as described. Definitely met my expectations.
About ImagineItInGlass
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Brushed metal palm tree display stand. Ocean/sand/sea grass scene with 3 layers of glass and flameworked stringer. -
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Brushed metal frame 12 x 12 with 2-layer glass panel. Mermaid has flameworked hair, dichroic starfish and murrini. -
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8 x8 pet portrait in powdered glass fused to a sheet of white glass -
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An underwater scene with colorful sea fans, sea coral, anemone and dichroic glass fish. -
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A large glass vessel or bowl designed to resemble branch coral in creamy opaque glass with irid blue and green tips.
Fun and functional glass, handmade and kiln-formed.
Fusible glass comes in so many forms: sheet glass, pulverized and powdered, rods, stringer and 'noodles'. Fusing refers to creating an object with multiple layers or elements of glass, a design unique to the artist. After it is cut and assembled, it is fired in a kiln for 8 - 16 hours at temps up to 1600F. Glass can be further manipulated by 'bending', polishing, casting, sandblasting, slumping or fusing it multiple times. Each piece you see here is one of a kind and handmade by me.
My etsy shop has a range of items including:
(small): jewelry, candle holders, night lights, drawer knobs, and holiday ornaments.
(large): wall art, tabletop art, bowls, dishes, mixed media art, and custom work.
Most of my pieces follow an ocean, beach or sea life theme.
I use top of the line American glass from Bullseye, Spectrum, Uroboros, Wasser and several dichroic glass makers. I also use Italian (Murano) sheet glass and millefiore.
Thanks for looking and feel free to ask questions.
Shop members
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Patricia Kuhn
Owner, Creator
Shop policies
Accepted payment methods
Returns and exchanges
I gladly accept returns and exchanges
I don't accept cancellations
The following items can't be returned or exchanged
- Custom or personalized orders
Returns and exchange details
GLASS ART LOST or DAMAGED IN SHIPPING: If your package doesnt arrive or comes with the glass damaged (this has happened only twice in recent years), please save the packaging, email me photos of the damaged packaging and glass right away and we'll take it from there to get you a refund.
GLASS ART/CHANGE OF HEART: If you are not satisfied with your glass art and want to return it, please let me know this and why within 3 days, so I can understand the reason you want to return it. I will gladly refund your purchase price, minus my shipping cost, if you notify me within 3 days of receiving your order, and we agree you will return the glass in its original condition, with USPS delivery confirmation, in the original box/packaging at your expense. I am a very small business (1 person) and I do not include labor or time in my prices, only material, supplies and kiln expenses. I cannot afford to absorb ‘buyer’s remorse’ costs.
MURRINI/MILLEFIORI SLICES: Sorry, these are not returnable.
Payment
Shipping
Postal insurance is recommended but optional for packages under 15 oz. I pack with great care and use good packaging, foam peanuts and bubble wrap. Priority mail automatically includes insurance up to $50 in value, purchases over that amount will need additional insurance.