Have you ever wanted to see what an Artist's Studio really looks like?

Here is your chance at the annual Elora Fergus Studio Tour. For two weekends this fall artists will open their studios to the public to educate about the craft movement and entertain at the same time.

We have been making kiln worked wind and breeze chimes for many years and wanted to add a flameworked chime to our selection. The design of this chime was inspired by some of our travels to Asia where bamboo is seen everywhere including many areas of calmness and serenity.

There is no doubt that the process of making our wonderful creations requires  energy. To bend, twist and blow ornaments we use propane gas. To slump, fuse, and anneal glass work we fire electric kilns to some pretty high temperatures. While constructing our modern stained glass windows and panels, electricity is there to power the soldering irons...and to keep everyone safe while working and creating we run ventilation and extraction fans.