Just finished this today -a wedding present. I was asked for Philadelphia references. So if it is a wedding present, you gotta be thinking of the Philadelphia LOVE sculpture, right? They had a liberty bell at everyone's place setting for the reception so the liberty bell part is a no-brainer too. I LOVE that tile. In fact, it was the first time I used Bullseye glass to make it. The city-scape was snatched right from their wedding stationary, the artwork was from one of the bride's students...yes, I stole it. Oh, and yes, the signature is a little on the large side, BUT it is because Billet is their name too. This is my nephew and his new bride. Aren't they a cute couple?
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Showing posts with label pass and stow. Show all posts
Sunday, October 7, 2012
cute couple!
Just finished this today -a wedding present. I was asked for Philadelphia references. So if it is a wedding present, you gotta be thinking of the Philadelphia LOVE sculpture, right? They had a liberty bell at everyone's place setting for the reception so the liberty bell part is a no-brainer too. I LOVE that tile. In fact, it was the first time I used Bullseye glass to make it. The city-scape was snatched right from their wedding stationary, the artwork was from one of the bride's students...yes, I stole it. Oh, and yes, the signature is a little on the large side, BUT it is because Billet is their name too. This is my nephew and his new bride. Aren't they a cute couple?
Labels:
artisan,
fused glass,
liberty bell,
linda billet,
mosaic glass,
pass and stow,
philadelphia
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