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About this Product
This blue Wilson Creek wine bottle gift wind chime. It is 38" total in length, with 6 tubes the longest being 10.25", with a 3.5" diameter. It has a small bell at the neck of the bottle and a dark wooden piece for the wind sail at the bottom. Perfect for a backyard setting where you can sit with a glass of wine and listen to the calming chimes.
Classy Glass by Donna
HEMET, CA
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Meet the Maker
Here are a few things about me. Art and creativity have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Having a creative outlet in my life is essential to me.
Over the years, I've tried everything from pottery to doll-making and teddy-bear making. Then there is drawing and painting, which really took off during Covid. And fused glass don't forget the fused glass. Plus beading and crocheting. All of it is worth a shot for me.
My website offers more than just glass that I create, it includes anything that I create and offer for sale. It is not possible for me to keep it all, no matter how much I want to.
Currently, I work out of my home studio in Southern California.
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How it’s Made
First we select the bottle based on the label. If it is colorful or distinct in some way. Then the color and size of the bottle. And of course it must be emptied, so either we receive it empty or we must ask for volunteers to help complete the job.
After that, the bottom is cut off and the cut is sanded. This label is painted on the bottle and will never fade or wash off. After the bottom is cut, the whole bottle is washed and ready for us to begin working our magic on it.
For this bottle, it was a nice blue color and I didn't need to do anything with the label. Then the chain goes in the bottle to start the chime. A small wooden disk is placed at the bottom of the bottle and I think it gives the look of the bottle sitting on a tiny table. The chimes are below the wooden disk and the wind sail is lower than the chimes. The wind sail is what makes the chimes do their thing when the wind comes along.
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