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Welcome to Pumpkin Glass -- featuring exquisite lampwork glass beads, crystal, handmade jewelry, fused pendants, sterling silver jewelry, natural stone, and bead / jewelry making supplies and classes.

 

Our address is: 

 

2059 S. Main Street

Field Shopping Center

Morton, IL  61550-2915

309-266-7884

 

Our hours are:

 

Closed Sunday and Monday

 

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

 

Thursday (Open Late) 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

 

 

  

 

 NEWs at Pumpkin Glass:  

 

New Morton Pumpkin beads!

 

  • We are making new glass beads with pumpkins on them and the word "MORTON" on the back!   We have the pendants available just in time for Pumpkin Festival that can be put on a leather cord or chain.  I have made them in an assortment of Fall colors, but am happy to take orders for specific glass colors.

 

We have new glass for fusing and beadmaking!

  • COE 104 glass for beadmaking in new colors:
    • Messy Color glass in Gunmetal and Zachary Blue
    • Effetre glass in:
      • Green Rosetta
      • Copper Green/Red
      • Turquoise Green Copper
      • Apple Blush
      • Pistachio Green
      • Spanish Leather
      • Dark Matter
      • Kiwi
      • Pistachio Green
      • Cherry Shake
      • Hawaiin Clay
      • Green Tea

         
  • COE 90 Glass for fusing in clear with pink dichroic Breast Cancer Awareness ribbons in 1/2" and 1" size
  • COE 90 Glass for fusing in Coatings by Sandberg (CBS) Double Splatter 4x4 pieces.  The glass is coating with a dichroic splatter pattern on BOTH sides of the sheet for a neat layered look when fused!
  • A large variety of COE 90 frit colors for use in molds or in fused glass

We also have new glass cabachon molds on order that will be here soon!  Stay tuned for a new class on glass casting using them!

 

 

Upcoming September Classes:  

 

  

 

 
 
Do It Yourself (Beginner)
This is a class all about making your own findings.  Students will learn how to make many types of findings including fancy headpins, "S" Hooks, ear wires, and toggles from sterling silver.
 
Instructor: Teresa Kodatt
Class Fee: $20  Kit Fee: $16
Ages: Adult
Dates:  Thursday, September 2nd , 6:00pm - 8:30pm

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Wire Wrapped Pendant (Intermediate and up) 

Learn how to wire wrap a piece of fused glass, a coin or stone to make an elegant, finished pendant. 

Students taking this class should already possess basic wire working skills.

Supplied by Students:  a pendant no larger than a half dollar and no thicker than 1/4"

Instructor: Amy Furgielle

Class Fee: $20, Kit Fee: $8-$10

Ages: Adult

Date:  Saturday, September 4th, 2:00pm - 4:30pm 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

Pretty Princess Bracelet (Beginner) New! 
Use Swarovski crystal bicones to make this delicate little bracelet fit for a princess!  Kick your stitching up a notch by making your own peyote stitched toggle.
 
Students may not finish this project during class time but will learn all tecnniques to complete it at home.
 
Instructor:  Lisa Woldow
Class Fee: $20, Kit Fee: $24
Ages: 12 and up
Date:   Thursday, Sept 9th, 6:00pm - 8:30pm
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

Curlique Cuff (Intermediate) New! 
Curl up copper wire and use this weaving techinque to construct a cuff bracelet featuring a handmade glass focal bead. 
 
Instructor:  Jeannie Mulligan
Class Fee: $20, Kit Fee: $19 (includes Bead Unique, Fall 2010.  Bring your magazine if you already have it at $6.99 will be deducted.)
Ages: Adult
Date:   Thursday, Sept 9th, 6:00pm - 8:30pm

 

 

 

  

 

   Check out the full list of September classes by clicking on the Class Schedule link on the left side of the page.

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

We can now impress any photograph, graphics file, or picture that we scan can be put into everything from a glass pendant to a 12 x 16 piece of glass.   Check out our DyeNamic Infusions! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pumpkin Glass is proud to now carry the original glass artwork of Kevin O'Grady.  Kevin O'Grady is known throughout the U.S. and Japan as the most exciting and talented glass bracelet maker today. Each piece is a signed, one of a kind, unique work of art.  His creative and unique use of color is unmatched in the borosilicate world.  Wearing Art Glass as jewelry celebrates both contemporary and ancient fashion statements. Although glass bracelets date back to the Egyptians, there is no more unusual and innovative way to appreciate modern art glass!

  

 

 

Looking for a fun girls night out?  Check out our private classes.
Round up your girlfriends and give us a call to schedule a date.
 
 
  
 
 
The buttons on the left will take you to items I designed using my handmade lampwork glass beads. For you bead enthusiasts out there, all the beads pictured in the jewelry on this site are available for purchase.In the 'Unique Gifts' gallery, find items specially designed to bring "oohs and aahs" from the lucky recipient of your good taste! Don't see the color listed for that piece you need to match a special outfit? Glass comes in a wide array of colors and the beads can usually be made to suit your unique requirements. Just use the "Contact Us" button to send us an email with your question. What is Lampwork? Lampwork is the process used to produce handmade lampwork glass beads from a rod of glass using a torch. I use various colors of glass, powders, or silver foil to make my beads. The beads are then combined with sterling silver wire, handmade fine silver pendants, leaded crystals and/or glass beads to produce a unique, custom piece of glass beaded jewelry. Due to the nature of this process, the lampwork earrings, necklaces, and bracelets shown on this site are representations of the piece that will be made especially for you. Thanks for visiting!
 
 
Teresa Kodatt, Owner / Artist
2059 S. Main Street
Field Shopping Center
Morton, IL   61550-2915
309 / 266-7884
 
Wholesale inquiries from jewelry designers and bead shops welcome!
 
All jewelry and beads shown on on this website are Copyrighted.
 
Copyright 8/1/2004 by Teresa Kodatt