Broken Plates

Broken Plates Broken Plates is a line of glass jewelry, each cut from the surface of a hand blown plate. https://www.etsy.com/shop/BrokenPlates

My process begins by first blowing a plate in a hot shop, where I choose and apply layers of color that will serve as the canvas for these glassy wearables. The images start as drawings that are then sandblasted into the surface of the glass. Glass powders are inset into these sandblasted areas and fused to the plate in a kiln. A few firings in a kiln and some grinding complete the process as each

piece takes its one of a kind shape. ‘Broken Plates’ makes reference to the work’s origin, as each wearable was cut and created from a piece of a hand blown plate. The result is a highly unique line of jewelry that captures the qualities of blown glass.

04/25/2026

Come find us in at the National Building Museum in booth 201 today April 24th through Sunday the 26th, 10am-5pm (4pm on Sunday)

smithsoniancraftshow

04/19/2026

This video popped up in my memories… and I like how slightly inappropriate it feels for the smithsonian audience 🫠. We’re hoping to set the expectation that we make unabashedly hefty glass necklaces because more is more when it comes to glass 😊

04/02/2026

03/31/2026

Why we always spring for electric when showing our jewelry at a craft show. ⁠
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03/30/2026

Show day means we want to show off our favorite combination of glass jewelry pieces...but with every style and color at our fingertips...we find that it can take us all day to settle on the perfect look⁠
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03/29/2026

Settling on a favorite is always challenging when you have ALL of our colors and styles to choose from 🫠⁠
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03/28/2026

Cubby talk⁠
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03/27/2026

We choose to wear our Large Kinetic Ellipses when we want to make sure people appreciate our work.⁠
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03/25/2026

Our completed booth at ACC Baltimore last month. Our next show will be in DC April 22nd- 26th⁠
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