A Little Glass, a Little Gratitude & a Few Upcoming Shows! 🍂✨

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Hello, everyone!

How is it already that time of year? The leaves are changing, there’s a definite chill in the air, and somehow the holiday season is sneaking up on us. I’m not quite sure how that happened, but here we are!

As I look back on the past few months, I’m feeling especially grateful for all the support, encouragement, and enthusiasm you’ve shown for my glass art. Whether you’ve purchased a piece, stopped by a show, visited one of the shops carrying my work, or simply liked or shared a post, thank you! Every bit of support means so much to this one-woman glass-making operation. ❤️

I’ve been busy in the studio creating new pieces and getting ready for the holiday shopping season. As always, there’s plenty of cutting, foiling, soldering, and the occasional conversation with a piece of glass that refuses to cooperate. You know… the usual!

📅 Mark Your Calendars!

I have two upcoming shows where you can see my work in person, browse some beautiful handmade creations, and maybe even find a little something for someone on your holiday list (or, let’s be honest, yourself!).

🍁 November 7 — Hampstead Middle School, Hampstead, NH I’m thrilled to be back for my 5th year at the Hampstead Mother’s Club event! It’s always a fantastic show with lots of wonderful vendors and a great atmosphere.

🎄 November 27 & 28 — Handmade in New England Join me for this two-day event at Historic New England’s new museum in Haverhill, MA. It’s a wonderful opportunity to shop handmade and discover the work of talented local artisans. I’ll have plenty of glass goodies with me, so come say hello!

I’ll share more details as the dates get closer, so keep an eye on my social media.

In the meantime, I hope you’re enjoying the beautiful colors of fall, finding a little time to slow down, and soaking up all the good things this season has to offer.

Thank you again for being part of my glass journey. I truly appreciate having you along for the ride!

Wishing you a cozy, colorful, and joy-filled season,

Glenda