I like to take perfectly good

[TellicoTurning]

goblets and wine glasses and break them so I can fix them...

Here are a few I've done this past month....

1. Blue champagne glasses on spectraply caribbean wave
2. Brown glass on spectraply "nutmeg"
3. Purple glass on purpleheart
4. Small wine glasses on Lourdes Canales
5. Small etched glasses on Red Heart
6. Green tinted champagne flutes on spectraply "Confetti"
7. Black glass champagne flutes on spectraply "Onys"
8. Cobalt glass on spectraply "Blue Angel" with maple bases.

all are finished with poly urethane. range from about 6 inches to almost 10 inches in height.

 

[Jim15]

Those look great.

 

[ossaguy]

That's really neat!





Steve

 

[jcm71]

Very nice, Chuck. Bet those will be a hit.

 

[Lucky2]

Very unique, and very good looking also.
Len

 

[PapaTim]

Chuck, you seem to have a real knack for selecting the glassware, stem material and stem shape that fit together beautifully.
Do you sell those at venues other than the farmers market? I imagine they do very well no matter where you sell them.

 

[TellicoTurning]

Chuck, you seem to have a real knack for selecting the glassware, stem material and stem shape that fit together beautifully.
Do you sell those at venues other than the farmers market? I imagine they do very well no matter where you sell them.

I have an ETSY store where they're also listed... I had a website for a few years, but last year it cost more than it made, so I've shut it down and just concentrate on ETSY and the market. I have a couple of local Art/Craft shows planned for this year.