Blue Glass Sculpture With Teal Solar Light

There’s a chill in the air that will soon make it impossible to do glass sculptures… but it hasn’t pushed me into the house yet. I’ve got a few more to do before the season ends.

I started with an old solar light that we no longer had the bottom stick for. Why throw it out? It still worked, so naturally I decided to put it in a glass sculpture. I found a clear vase that it fit on top of nicely.

I also gathered some more glass pieces I’d found recently.

Once again, I used an old punch bowl as a vase. I just noticed that one of the Goodwill’s in our area has these cheaper than another Goodwill. Hmm…. I didn’t realize the pricing was different depending on where you went. Good thing for me, the cheaper prices are located closer to my house.

Punch bowls are perfect for bases because they are nice and sturdy.

You know the routine by now… glue and stack…

I like how the blue pieces come through when a clear piece is on top of it.

I added beads around a couple of the levels…

… and on top by the solar light.

I’m in love with blue glass. Really. It just looks so pretty outside. I found that great tumbler glass at an estate sale recently. Those types of glasses are hard to come by in blue.

Finished!

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