Miniature glass flower headpins using a transparent lavender base and a mix of frit. Prettier than my tablet will photograph! Soft lavender tint with sprinkes of pinks, purples, soft yellow, teals and peach. ⭐Flower diameter range from 1/4" - 1/2" diameter depending on shape- see photos for reference.

👉I make these individually on my torch by heating a color glass rod into a ball between the size of a PEA to peanut M&M on the end of 22-gauge stainless steel wire, then press, squeeze, mush, pinch and pull into the desired shape; they go directly into a temperature-controlled kiln to properly anneal and harden.

🎁 These are great for jewelry as well as miniature settings, wedding bouquet or window, shelf, curio or desk displays. They make a perfect gift to say: Thank you, I love you, Thinking of you, Sorry for your loss, or simply... Have a great day!

🏺Vase display: I found that a 2" deep miniature vase works the best for the 3" wires. Time to have some fun "junkin' in search for the perfect display vase. Search for mini vases, candle holder, small liquor flutes, etc. I have a small glass bottle that works perfect. Fill with sand, paint, decorate with ribbon, etc.

🔥 I make these individually on my Minor or Scorpion torch by heating a color glass rod into a ball on the end of 3 inch - 22-gauge stainless steel wire, then press or manipulate it into the desired shape. They go directly into my kiln to properly anneal (cool and hardened into a stable hard glass). Take care manipulating the wire next to the glass.

👉 As with any hand crafted items, irregularities occur naturally as each batch of glass rods vary, as well as each flower which adds to the beauty and character.

😊 I do my best to represent the true size and colors. I photograph them on my studio workbench with LED lights mounted on my ceiling and use my Samsung tablet. I do not manipulate the photo except to crop or reduce the size. So far, the photos seem very true to the product colors, but may vary depending on your device. 😊

📽️ How to use these flowers in a taller vase Video link: https://youtu.be/4DMZNKrMELE