They just get more yummy! AND I have a new batch at The Paper Collector downtown St. Cloud!

If you would like several at a time, feel free to email me and we'll connect. Unfortunately, they are so heavy it would be hard to mail out. BUT, if you are in the area, I could meet and show you what is available at the time. The very cool thing is, each and everyone is totally different. No two alike. I work with the glass and gems I have at the time, and that changes each week. It's what makes them so very special. No one will have a block that is exactly like yours!

Fourteen of your favorite paintings are up and for sale at the Good Shepherd Community until the end of March!

How fun to see those colorful canvases line the hallways! Use the main entrance and go straight ahead, they are lining the display hallway.

Thanks to everyone at Good Shepherd for asking me to have my artwork grace their walls! Thank you to Perry and Jody!

The Paper Collector in St Cloud will now be selling my glass blocks.  They are on 7th Street downtown by the courthouse.

Mary and John requested a custom piece of glass for their home. I think it turned out fabulous.

Yup, did  a few of these for Christmas gifts this year. Need to find a source for ceramic or concrete turtles so the price isn't so high.

They are so beautiful when the sun hits them.

Another glass block and then one in a frame. Loving it.

I'm going to compile a few and then put them up for sale.

Keep you posted!

Yup, I'm totally obsessed with my new fun stained glass mosaic application. This is the first of many..

Found the glass blocks at the craft store. This one has a hole in the top with a rubber slot for a bank. It is totally going to Olivia, who is two and loves our big stained glass mosaic pieces in the barn. This will be perfect for her. I also found the stand at the craft store, they are using the blocks for all kinds of crafty treats. Thank you crafters!

The show will be up until mid-November.. Christmas is coming, stop by and do a little shopping!

My friends on Leech Lake inspired this one.