Handmade tumbler

A rather dark photo, so might be best, if you have time, to view on the black background. This is the tumbler I made when I went on the glass blowing outing.

[Tom]

How lovely great colors and reflection

[Lisa Poland]

It's beautiful.

[KWind]

Wow... that's so cool! I love the colours and patterns.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely combination of colours

[Henk-Jan]

Looks wonderful, especially the green part

[Steve Pooley]

Well done you for making it, a great keepsake and now a lovely photo too

[Caroline]

What a wonderful tumbler. Good work! And, what a nice keepsake.

[Margo Sayer]

Wonderful colours and beautifully realised.

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful done. Looks very nice and beautiful

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That's really pretty- I like the colors you choose. What a great memento of the adventure!

[Kathy]

@tosee @homeschoolmom @kwind @craftymeg @hajeka @stevepo @chejja @s4sayer @pyrrhula @olivetreeann Thank you for your kind comments Tom, Lisa, Kim, Margaret, Henk-Jan, Steve, Caroline, Margo, Ferry and Ann. I had a great time on this adventureand you're right, I have a great momento.
Thanks to Mona (@mona65) and Steve for the favs.

[GaryW]

Wow! I looked at it on black, then enlarged it. That is stunning Kathy! Well done. My wife would love to do that! She has always been fascinated by glass blowing. Thanks for sharing this! fav

[Kathy]

@thewatersphotos Thanks Gary. If you ever get to Asheville, I did this at NC Glass Studio in the River Arts district. I think people might be able to go by and do this. I don't know if one must call ahead to schedule a class. The biggest problem is for a traveler is that the items must anneal slowly. Ours weren't ready for >24 hours.