Diane Blasius | February 7, 2010
This stained glass mirror is a commissioned work, the owner is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breeder in Iowa. She is particularly fond of her ruby Cavaliers and her black and tans, and wanted both represented in stained glass.
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Diane Blasius | February 7, 2010
This new German Shepherd ornament design is also available in a stained glass box.
Diane Blasius | February 6, 2010
For American Spaniel Club’s Flushing Spaniels show in January of 2010, I kept with a theme for the trophies: Flushing Fields. The BOB, BOS, BOW, and First in Class prizes all had the flavor of the hunting Field Spaniel. Here, with the BOB and BOS prizes, a full body Field Spaniel and pheasant, just flushed.
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Diane Blasius | January 1, 2010
This is another version of my stained glass paw print box, with feet and a view of the open box, showing the mirrored bottom.
Diane Blasius | December 29, 2009
This stained glass paw print ornament is about 3 inches across and can be made with any color background. I use the large glass nugget for the large pad, and medium sized nuggets for the toes. It makes a nice little present for dog lovers, or a small prize for dog show trophies.
Diane Blasius | December 28, 2009
This stained glass clock with a West Highland White Terrier design is one of the latest clock designs in our repertoire. This particular clock sits on a base, useful for a mantle clock or desk clock. Larger versions can be hung on a wall. The background can be done in any variety of colors to [...]
Diane Blasius | December 28, 2009
This custom dog portrait is of Summer, a Chocolate Labrador Retriever. Dr. Ed Monroe from North Carolina found our website and commissioned me to do this portrait of his Lab for his wife’s Christmas present, as a surprise. Through email, I was provided with high quality photos of the dog. I emailed back a preliminary [...]
Diane Blasius | December 28, 2009
This custom dog portrait is of Tapas, a Flat Coated Retriever. It was done as a secret gift for a friend for Christmas of 2009, and is now in the home of Donna Bennett. Doing a portrait of a dog that I know can be difficult, as it can be harder to capture that essence [...]