Showing posts with label small. Show all posts
Showing posts with label small. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 26, 2025

Bullfinch in the Winter Forest glass art panel Nature inspired desk decor

Winter’s beauty captured in glass ❄️✨ This fused glass piece, inspired by a serene winter forest, features a charming bullfinch perched on a branch. The matching wooden stand, is made by my hubby ๐Ÿฅฐ

  To see more of my fused glass creation click here


Saturday, January 25, 2025

Handmade trinket dish Red and White home decor Glass ring dish Tea light holder

 ~Whimsy in Red~  Cute handmade fused glass trinket dish. Crafted from rich maroon red glass, it features playful white squiggly lines and delightful glass bubbles that create a whimsical texture. Perfect as a tea light holder, ring dish, or small catch-all. 

 

 

Monday, January 20, 2025

Handmade fused glass panel Sunset Mountain landscape on a wooden stand

Here’s one of my latest fused glass creations - a Sunset mountain landscape. The matching wooden stand was made by my husband ๐Ÿฅฐ The first photo is my own, while the next two are me experimenting with AI-generated images to enhance my product photography.

 


Thursday, January 16, 2025

Handmade trinket dish Royal Blue home decor Glass ring dish Tea light holder

Meet Pretty Blues ๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ’™, my latest fused glass trinket dish! Perfect as a candle holder or for holding small treasures, its soothing blue tones bring elegance and calm to any space. Each piece is uniquely handcrafted - one of a kind, just like you!


Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

Handmade trinket dish Abstract home decor Glass ring dish Tea light holder

Introducing my latest creation born from my creative forge in December! Crafted with passion, a stunning fused glass trinket dish that can be used as a mesmerizing tea-light holder!  ✨๐Ÿ•ฏ️๐ŸŽจ

Monday, January 29, 2024

Handmade trinket dish Abstract home decor Glass ring dish Tea light holder

My latest passion involves crafting fused glass trinket dishes and tea light holders. They provide the perfect opportunity to experiment with new techniques without the risk of wasting too much glass in case of any mishaps. Allow me to share my latest creation with you.

In this piece, I combined Bullseye's Petrified Wood with Robin's Egg Blue glass. Together, these two colors produced an astonishing chemical reaction that I had heard a lot about and couldn't resist trying for myself. The melding of Bullseye's Petrified Wood, known for its rich, earthy tones reminiscent of ancient wood turned to stone, with the delicate and soothing hue of Robin's Egg Blue, resulted in a captivating interplay of colors.

The heat of the kiln brought these elements together, giving rise to a mesmerizing dance of swirls and patterns on the surface of the glass. The outcome turned my humble trinket dish into a true work of art, capturing the essence of nature's wonders in a compact form.

Friday, November 10, 2023

Monday, February 13, 2023

Pink trinket dish Romantic home decor gift for her

A romantic small trinket dish made of fused glass and decorated with pink hearts. Just in time for Valentine's Day ❤️๐Ÿ’•๐Ÿฅฐ The rings are made by me as well ๐Ÿ˜Š

To see more of my fused glass creation click here

 

Friday, November 3, 2017

DIY Crystal Succulent garden - beautiful tabletop centerpiece

I love all kind of plants both indoors and outdoors, especially Succulents. I have a lot of different Succulent species at home and from time to time I like to make different home decor arrangements or Succulent gardens as they are called. Last week I decide to combine two of my passions Crystals and Succulents and show it here. So here it is, my miniature Crystal Succulent garden :)

https://www.arctida.com/en/

If you wish to know how to make your own Succulent garden see my previous tutorial post with DIY instruction!

http://arctida.blogspot.se/2012/09/diy-succulent-gardens-how-to.html

Eventually these little cuties will grow, divide, produce babies and they will need to be re-potted into a bigger bowl so they can look like this :)

https://www.arctida.com/en/

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Wednesday, September 26, 2012

DIY Succulent gardens - how to instructions tabletop centerpiece

I love plants and I love succulents especially! Their shapes, colors and unusual looks always make me happy and amazed at the same time. I’ve already tried making succulent mini gardens before so when a couple of days ago I found amazing vintage bowls/vases at the local thrift shop I just had to do something about them :)

So here is a DIY instruction on how to make your own pretty succulent garden.

Supplies: bowl/vase/planter of your choice, succulents, cactus/succulent potting soil, decorative stones and pebbles, charcoal.


The pretty vintage bowls that I bought and some of the plants and cuttings that I've had at home...


Step 1: First, add a layer of pebbles to the bottom of your container. This will ensure that water drains to the bottom of the container and that the roots of your plants aren't sitting in water. If you have planters with drainage holes you can skip this step. Add a layer of charcoal (black sprinkles on the picture) above the pebbles to battle any possible smell issues.


Step 2: Fill the planter with potting soil up to an inch or two below the top of the planter. Plant succulents in planters. You can mix multiple types of succulents in each planter or use all the same. Arrange them any way you'd like.


Step 3: If there are spaces where the soil shows you can cover the exposed soil with flat rocks, pebbles, aquarium gravels, moss or other pretty greeneries.


... and here are my finished pretties :)


 

I loved how they turned out! So I made another one as a centerpiece for my mom (white oval bowl that used to be a nursery for my young succulents on second pic).


Some of the succulents and cacti that I've used in my arrengments: Sempervivum, Echeveria Lola, Echeveria Pulidonis, Haworthia Fasciata, Crassula Radicans, Crassula Ovata C. portulacea, Gollum Jade, Crassula perforata, Sansevieria cylindrica, Kalanchoe, Crassula rupestris, Adromischus cooperi Crassulaceae, etc...

I'm planning on making a Plant Terrarium next time, so stay tuned :)

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