A variation on my 'kaleidoscope' wind chime~ large beach glass inspired artist-made glass pieces, tung nut oiled red cedar, five copper chimes with a beach stone clapper. For more information, or to buy this wind chime, Click here.
I've been without a saw for several weeks, and so fell behind in all my wood work. Fortunately, my very kind neighbor just loaned me an extra saw he has, as the repair shop in Vancouver is now talking about August for getting the parts needed to repair my two year old (!) Bosch 4000. If my neighbor had not come along with this super offer, I guess I would have had to consider investing in another $800 saw. How nice not to have to do that!
So I have been working hard trying to catch up. I make my 'kaleidoscope' style wind chimes in a series, usually five or six at a time. A store in Victoria B.C. wants six of this style, and the store in Gibsons is sold out so I need to get some down to them. And then eBay always needs some. Putting these together, I suddenly thought of trying larger pieces of glass. Wow~ I like the look! Funny how just a little variation changes something so much.
I've been without a saw for several weeks, and so fell behind in all my wood work. Fortunately, my very kind neighbor just loaned me an extra saw he has, as the repair shop in Vancouver is now talking about August for getting the parts needed to repair my two year old (!) Bosch 4000. If my neighbor had not come along with this super offer, I guess I would have had to consider investing in another $800 saw. How nice not to have to do that!
So I have been working hard trying to catch up. I make my 'kaleidoscope' style wind chimes in a series, usually five or six at a time. A store in Victoria B.C. wants six of this style, and the store in Gibsons is sold out so I need to get some down to them. And then eBay always needs some. Putting these together, I suddenly thought of trying larger pieces of glass. Wow~ I like the look! Funny how just a little variation changes something so much.
Wow, that looks nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kyle! Appreciate your nice comment! Tim~
ReplyDeletewow! that is a beautiful chime!
ReplyDeleteThank you, tinker! Tim~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces, I can see why they are in such demand.
ReplyDeleteHi the Artist~ Thanks for the nice compliment. Glad you like my work. Tim~
ReplyDeleteJust calling over to say hi, The Artist
ReplyDeleteFound you via Blog Explosion. Very creative works of art. Love them!
ReplyDeletevery nice.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful, best wishes, The Artist
ReplyDeleteAlways a joy to come here and see your beautiful creations. Love the colors in your glass, with best wishes, The Artist
ReplyDeleteI like the design here.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, everyone, for you kind comments~ I do so appreciate the compliments and support. Tim
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