Barbara [Svetlick] Wilson

Glass Sculpture Artist and Romance Author

Barb's Front Door

Blogamatic

State Flowers 2022

Sealife in Glass

Boro Floral Pendants

Repurpose and Glass

Published Romance Novels

Violins and Flowers

Book Sculptures

Bird and Flower Sculpture

Flower Arrangements

Glass Flowers-Leaf Beads

Finished Jewelry

Under the Dome

Clay Teapot

Glass Painting

Soft Glass Sculptures

Boro Sculpture Entryway

My Garden Flowers

HISTORY OF RIVER OF GLASS

Through The Studio

Library of Publications

Paris 2015

Pacific Coast Highway

Elk of New Mexico

Studio on a Busy Day
The Infamous 13 year old Lynx
Looie my Studio Partner
Inspiration for My Flowers
Paragon BlueBird XL Kiln
My Everyday Glass Tools
Extra tools behind my station
My Generator
GTT Lynx Torch
Center of Boro Zinnia
Setting up your torch station is like designing your kitchen.
 
I don't take up much space in the large room but I like everything within reach.
 
My chair is a bar stool that swivels allowing me to reach for things I need without leaving the torch.
 
With the boro flowers, I make a lot of components [leaves and petals] so I have a large chunk of graphite [marver] sitting in front of the bead door of my Paragon.  The heat coming out of the door keeps this graphite hot allowing me to keep my components next to me hot.
I change what I am doing in glass constantly because I need to be challenged to stay interested.

Barbara Svetlick - River of Glass Studio @ 2007

All rights Reserved - Copyright 2007

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