Making Technicolor Glass Art From Upcycled Junk | INDIE ALASKA
Making Technicolor Glass Art From Upcycled Junk | INDIE ALASKA
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Amy Vail grew up in a family of stained glass artists but didn’t start working on her craft until after retirement. As a cyclist in Alaska, Vail often has a surplus of bike parts that she now repurposes in her art. Join in on the creativity as she discusses her process and where she finds inspiration.
Video and story by Adam Nicely
Additional Video by Morgan Vail
Music by Universal Production Music
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I love stained glass work, though I haven’t done it since my equipment developed legs more than a decade ago. Her work is joyful, whimsical, and interesting. I love the use of recycled materials .
Her artwork is so beautiful!!! I am lucky enough to have a piece of her art in my home!!! ❤
my neighbor is really getting into making stained glass suncatchers – she was curious where to get scrap glass?
thank you for making the world more beautiful with your art 💕
Beautiful craft!
It’s all beautiful. What a great way to while away the Winter Blues. Question, Where can you purchase her work? I love the idea of a Stained Glass Bicycle Wheel spinning in my garden.
Blue restaurant bandaids are much better and stay on really well
I am absolutely in love with a few pieces that she has created! I am a glass artist in Alaska myself, however not a stained glass artist. I must learn this now! Thank you so much for sharing!!!