BCA Artist Studio Tour: GB Fused Glass

Join Vermont glass artist Gabriele Baumann of GB Fused Glass on a walk through her studio for this edition of BCA’s Virtual Studio Tour. Revealing her philosophy on color, construction, and technique, Baumann shares insights into the wide range of glassware she creates such as ornaments, coasters, and soap dishes. Offering a gamut of designs influenced by the artist’s focus on color combinations and pattern making, you can find GB Fused Glass at local artist markets, including BCA's BTV Market.
Learn more about GB Fused Glass at www.gbfusedglass.com/

[@3PairDesigns]

Wow, your style is beautiful! I love seeing how other artists interpret color and shape, your work is absolutely gorgeous. I truly love how your work runs the gamut of somewhat whimsical ornaments, to practical (and quite lovely!) coasters, to much more complex pieces like your incredible bowls and platters. Your exploration of color and shape is very inspiring! Thank you for sharing. I hope to see more in the future!

[@Double_Thinker]

We love your work!

[@lidijatravina7438]

Thank you.

[@varmaenterprises6664]

superb

[@danmitchell1143]

When working with stringers, once you tack fuse do you score the glass on the top where you layer down the stringers or the underside on the clear sheet of glass?

[@lindajohnson4847]

I also wondered about this.

[@soul963You]

Супер!🙃👍

[@hadiaroushdy3081]

May I ask from where can I buy the strip cutter?

[@BurlingtonCityArts]

Hi Hadia. We'd recommend reaching out to Gabriele for more information about her tools. You can find her contact info at www.gbfusedglass.com/

[@user-qj5wy2fx3d]

So amazing I like it

[@user-dy1zq3iu7l]

Did you use noodles and stringers to make you colorful strip or just thin strips of glass?