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OATKA Glass in Batavia, NY

March 4, 2010 by Cathi Milligan

I love finding new glass studios around the country. Then I get to share them with you. So if you’re in the Upstate New York area, Batavia, NY to be exact, go by OATKA Glass. They are a full service glass studio for fusing and lampworking. They are a Bullseye resource center and offer a fine variety of classes. You can also rent out studio time at very reasonable rates. Do check out their site and see what they have to offer. And also check out their gallery of images for some glass inspiration. I really like this glass dripping through the perforated can piece. Don’t you?

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Upcycled Pallet Planter and Privacy Screen For Your Garden

Cassie Fairy’s tutorial on transforming a stack of seven pallets into a combined planter and privacy screen is both inspiring and practical. She shares her journey from envisioning the project to executing it, emphasizing the use of available materials and basic tools. The result is a sturdy, functional piece that adds charm and utility to any garden space.?

What stands out in Cassie’s approach is her emphasis on sustainability and budget-friendly solutions. By repurposing pallets, she not only reduces waste but also creates a customizable garden feature. The added trellis serves as an ideal backdrop for climbing plants, enhancing both privacy and aesthetic appeal.?cassiefairy.com

For those interested in a hands-on project that combines creativity with eco-consciousness, Cassie’s step-by-step guide is a valuable resource. You can explore the full tutorial and gather inspiration for your own garden makeover here.

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