This listing is for one 12-13mm clear glass marble with tumbled gilson opal. You will receive one marble.
Learn how to make these stunning cracked glass marbles that can be used to add a little extra sparkle to your crafts.
Polymer Clay and Marble Snails Etsy Shop Orange Hound has come up with a super cute idea you can try for your garden. By using polymer clay you can make the body of a snail and top it with a glass marble to mimic a shell. Then make the antennae with metal wires. You can make as many as you want and put these critters in different parts of your home’s outdoor area. Baked Marble Pendants Hopeful Night Owl has shared a super creative way to make pendants out of baked marbles. The term baked marbles means a process of baking marbles in oven for about 20 minutes and then immediately adding them to ice cold water so that they develop cracks internally. Then you can attach caps and rings to string them for making necklaces. A Wire and Glass Marble Mobile Image via: kobunecraft at flickr A Pair of Earrings Creative Thriftiness has also shared a tutorial of making earrings from cracked single colored marbles. Glass Marble Fence Decor Image via: Wendy @ Pinterest , Rachel Stewart @ Pinterest A Colorful Wreath Spring is almost here and if you want to make a wreath for your door then grab the collection of your old marbles and make a wreath like Celia Larimer at Pinterest has shared. Miniature Glass Floats Sharon Ojala at Homemade Obsessions combined the skills of macrame with glass marbles and created these adorably cute miniature glass floats. Glass Marble Mosaic Fishbowl Lanterns Image via: Artistic Junkie A Rainbow Suncatcher Image via: Jen Sneddon Holden at flickr Candle Holder Fillers Frou Frugal blog has shared a way to make a candle holder. Simply put a votive candle in a vase of bigger size and fill the space between the two with marbles. When you will light the candle the marbles will look just heavenly. A Garden Sphere TaDahpdx at Etsy has shared a garden globe idea. Simply hot glue marbles to an old bowling ball and see what a masterpiece like this will come into existence. A Marble Tree Image via: Garden Web Cute Mini Teapots Thoughts on Life, Clay, and Other Stuff Blog has created these sweet mini teapots using glass marbles and metal parts.
Polymer Clay and Marble Snails Etsy Shop Orange Hound has come up with a super cute idea you can try for your garden. By using polymer clay you can make the body of a snail and top it with a glass marble to mimic a shell. Then make the antennae with metal wires. You can make as many as you want and put these critters in different parts of your home’s outdoor area. Baked Marble Pendants Hopeful Night Owl has shared a super creative way to make pendants out of baked marbles. The term baked marbles means a process of baking marbles in oven for about 20 minutes and then immediately adding them to ice cold water so that they develop cracks internally. Then you can attach caps and rings to string them for making necklaces. A Wire and Glass Marble Mobile Image via: kobunecraft at flickr A Pair of Earrings Creative Thriftiness has also shared a tutorial of making earrings from cracked single colored marbles. Glass Marble Fence Decor Image via: Wendy @ Pinterest , Rachel Stewart @ Pinterest A Colorful Wreath Spring is almost here and if you want to make a wreath for your door then grab the collection of your old marbles and make a wreath like Celia Larimer at Pinterest has shared. Miniature Glass Floats Sharon Ojala at Homemade Obsessions combined the skills of macrame with glass marbles and created these adorably cute miniature glass floats. Glass Marble Mosaic Fishbowl Lanterns Image via: Artistic Junkie A Rainbow Suncatcher Image via: Jen Sneddon Holden at flickr Candle Holder Fillers Frou Frugal blog has shared a way to make a candle holder. Simply put a votive candle in a vase of bigger size and fill the space between the two with marbles. When you will light the candle the marbles will look just heavenly. A Garden Sphere TaDahpdx at Etsy has shared a garden globe idea. Simply hot glue marbles to an old bowling ball and see what a masterpiece like this will come into existence. A Marble Tree Image via: Garden Web Cute Mini Teapots Thoughts on Life, Clay, and Other Stuff Blog has created these sweet mini teapots using glass marbles and metal parts.
photo via Not Just Marbles Glass artist Mike Gong makes marbles with mind-bogglingly complex designs that range from planetoid to psychedelic. Some of his
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Surprising Art with Flat Marbles. Easy and fun process-oriented activity for all ages.
This is such a fun project to do with kids...or by yourself! Shattered Marbles! First, find your marbles! I seriously lost m...
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This is a handmade blown glass marble. It is made with borosilicate glass. The marble features a white and blue flower with a butterscotch color background. It is 35 mm (1 3/8 inches). This beautiful marble makes an excellent addition to any collection. Great for use is Art Work, Crafts, Decorating, Jewelry, Games, Yard Art or Collecting. All items are made in Wisconsin. The glass is kiln annealed for strength and durability.
Each marble is individually handmade, and is perfect for marble hiding games, geocashing, or keeping for your own personal enjoyment. Made with borosilicate glass. All glass art has been digitally kiln annealed to ensure that it will last a lifetime. Multiple options are available for purchase. *Please contact the seller about any custom requests before purchasing.* Colors, styles, and sizes will vary from order to order when selecting 'Randomly Selected'. You may chose different styles as well. Please see the stock pictues for examples of styles available. Sizes can range from 0.95" to 1.1". All orders can take up to 7-10 days to complete, especially for large orders, and additional time for kiln annealing. Glass shown in stock photos are for example purposes only and are not available for purchase. I'm able to make simular items upon request. **No refunds or exchanges are accepted at this time for all glass order. If something has arrived damaged, or not as expected, please contact me.**
You'll want to run to the Dollar Store when you see these!
HGTV shares a simple and quick marbling technique that will have you wanting to marble everything you own. Combine a few drops of nail polish with water to create these colorful candleholders, just in time for your summer celebrations.
This is a fumed vortex glass marble, sometimes called a chaos marble, with silver and gold used to create wisps of golden greens and silvery blues. It features a large white opal asteroid and a sprinkle of crushed opal. In the depths is just a touch of UV reactive colors (not shown in the photos). The back has a beautiful peacock pattern. The opals are lab grown. Diameter: 1 5/8" sphere (4.1cm) Our marbles are made by me - Charlie Shoulders, the artist, and they bear my signature. This is flamework, also known as lampwork. I use simple hand tools, a torch and borosilicate (boro) glass. All of our pieces are properly kiln-annealed overnight for durability. Our photos are usually taken with a flash, to better illustrate our coloring. Some colors, as well as irid and dichroic glasses are difficult to capture on camera. Please write with any questions. See our other marbles here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LivingOnTheEtch?section_id=13258043 Visit our Etsy shop to see more: www.Etsy.com/shop/LivingOnTheEtch Thanks for looking!
The next time you finish off a jar of mayonnaise or pickles, don’t throw away the jar. Instead, turn it into a pretty little flower vase. And as far as DIY projects go, they just don’t get much easier than this one. So go wash out a mayo jar, grab your hot glue gun, and...
Baked marbles? Yep just that baked marbles..What does that mean exactly?? It means baking standard playing marbles in a 350 degree oven for 20 minutes and dropping them in an ice bath for a cracked…
A GROOVY marble mystery!! You will receive randomly picked marbles that resemble those pictured here. They will feature beautiful colors of linework. They will measure about 1 inch each. Choose from amounts of 1 to 10 mystery marbles. Handmade by George Beck. *Pictures taken with LED light.
When graphic designer and artist Joanna Bean Martin shared with us her technique for marbling the bottoms of glassware with nail polish, we couldn’t wait to try it ourselves. Who knew it would be such an…
This is a handy little trick I love to use in all kinds of crafts and projects. You know those slightly flattened glass marbles that you can get at craft and home stores, often in the floral area f…
Learn how to make these stunning cracked glass marbles that can be used to add a little extra sparkle to your crafts.
Time to beautify your outdoor space.
I watched some videos on making fried marbles (or baked marbles, since that's a common way to do it now) and did some image se...
