Samples Options for "A Touch of Glass" Beginner Projects

Sample Projects for A Touch of Glass:

Options for Glass A La Carte Sessions

Sunday, Mondays , Thursdays 12-4:30

Other times to be arranged

* Make an 8 by 1 0 cheese/serving board with matching knife $85.00

* Make a 10 by 12 cheese/serving board with matching knife $95.00

* Make a 9 inch fused glass bowl or plate $85.00

* Make a Spoon Rest Holder $65.00

* Make a set of 4 inch coasters $64.00 {each additional one is $16 each)

* Make a 4 Section Appetizer Swoop Dish (8.5 inch) $85.00

* Make a 5 by 5 slumped plate. $60.00

* Make a 6 by 6 slumped plate. $65.00

* Make a 7 by 7 trivet $60.00

* Make a Rectangular Serving dish - various sizes - $95.00 - $120.00

* Make a 7 inch round plate $70.00

* Make a 13 inch extra large platter {inside 7.5 inches) $100.00

* Drawer/cabinet/bifold door knob $20.00 each

* Drawer/Cabinet Kitchen and Bathroom Pulls $24.00 each

* Make a large napkin or guest towel holder {includes dichroic) $70.00

* Make glass flowers {has stems) $20- $70 depending on size

* Make a 6 by 8 wall vase $65.00

* Make a 17 by 17 mosaic mirror {mirror is 12 by 12) $90.00

* Make a fused glass dichroic Mezuzah $32.00

* Make a votive or Yarzeit candle holder $60.00

* Mosaic a Mezuzah $26.00

* Make Christmas ornaments $22 each and 3 for $55.00

* Make a 8 1/4 by 5 1/2 slumped serving/candy dish $70.00

* Make a 9 inch fused glass face, object or design $75.00

* Make a fused glass dichroic pendant $20.00 and/or barrette $23.00

* Mosaic a small picture frame $20. 00

* Mosaic a canasta tray $55.00 {includes rotating tray)

* Make A Chanukah menorah or Sedar Plate or a Clock $100 - 140 Depending on size/materials

* Make a Challah board with matching bread knife $120.00

* Make a large bowl or platter $110-130

5401 Taylor Rd. Suite 1, Naples, FL. 34109   239-537-2310   judith@naplesglassworks.com

NOTE: I have many molds of various shapes and sizes for projects, so the possibilities are endless. In this list I put some good first projects with prices to get a sense of how it works. After a first project or two, if you want to continue to work with glass or mosaics, the open studio options offer a more economical way to work with glass ongoing.