I developed a passion for glass when I took a class in glass blowing at Snow Farm in Williamsburg, MA. Although I thoroughly enjoyed the class I knew I did not have the strength or resources to continue but I still found class fascinating so looked for other ways to work with it. I discovered glass fusing and began making jewelry in a small kiln that fits in a microwave. I quickly learned that it is not as easy as it sounds, nor is it inexpensive. I went back to Snow Farm to take a class in glass fusing. Not long after I met a woman who was selling her glass kiln. It all fell into place, and I was able to get a used kiln and set up a workshop in my home.  Eventually I had so much that I had to go to shows to sell my glass in order to make room for more. My dream is to someday be able to lead classes in fusing.

If I had unlimited resources, I would quit work and just make glass art. It is said that crafters make art to sell it, but artists sell art in order to make more art.

If you have questions or are interested in a particular piece you may contact me by email at glasscreationsbykathy@gmail.com