Interested in becoming a NO Days Featured Artist?

Interested in becoming a NO Days Featured Artist?



Want to share your artwork made using NO Days products with the world? We want to help you promote your work! We love seeing the various ways artists are using NO Days products! We share our Featured Artist spotlight with our newsletter subscribers, our Facebook friends and fans, on our Featured Artist Page and right here on our blog, linking back to your website.

Simply send an email to info@nodaysadhesives.com with the subject: Featured Artist. Be sure to include your name, email address, and website (if you have one) along with a brief bio and pictures of yourself and your artwork made with NO Days Products. Not sure what to include in a bio? Tell us how you became interested in playing with glass or crafts. How about where you get your inspiration? Oh! And don't forget to tell us why you love using NO Days!

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Creating a Purse Hanger using No Days Bailbond Project Sheet

To download the pdf, visit Streuter's project gallery.

Do you have a bunch of cabochons lying around waiting to become jewelry? Try changing things up a bit and making a purse hanger or a bracelet. No Days Bailbond works great for adding all kinds of findings to your glass creations.

Miniature Dichroic Cabochons attached to a disk bracelet with No Days Bailbond

Dichroic glass cabochon glued to a bracelet finding from Slumpy's
Dichroic Dot Earrings by CalyxAnn on etsy

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

No Days Road Show - Tingley Glass, Scranton, PA

Tingley Glass all set up for Valentine's Day
I recently visited Tingley Glass in Dickson City, Pennsylvania for the first No Days Road Show of 2013. I was amazed by the knowledgeable staff and beautifully organized gift shop and studio.
Nightlights and coasters are among the many gifts you can find in the retail store

Thursday, February 7, 2013

No Days Doodle Plate Project Sheet

To download the pdf, visit Streuter's project gallery.
Detail of 'Tiger Lily' by Calyx Glass
   The Doodle Plate is created using a sheet of clear fusible glass, Carolina frit, No Days Liquid Fusing Adhesive, Glassline pens and a pattern template. By designing on both sides of the clear glass, you can add a lot of depth and interest to your piece and make it look much more complicated than it actually is!

Monday, February 4, 2013

Merle Art Design ~ Floral Mosaic Backsplash

Every so often, we receive photos of projects completed using No Days adhesives. We love opening our inbox to see beautiful artwork created by talented artists, as well as sharing those pictures with the rest of our network. 
Custom kitchen backsplash created by Merle Bouffard
using No Days Mosaic Mesh
 I'd like to introduce you to Merle Bouffard's wonderful world of mosaics. She shares lots of images and the stories behind her mosaics on her website, Merle Art Design.

The latest mosaic she's shared is a floral glass tile mosaic back splash.
Detail: left side of the sink
 Merle worked with her customer on the design and came up with a concept that was based on the upholstery used in the kitchen chairs and drapery.

Detail: right side of the kitchen sink

For more information, and to see how well the mosaic matches the upholstery, visit: http://www.merleartdesign.com/GlassMosaic/GlassMosaicHome.htm

Thursday, January 31, 2013

No Days Road Show ~ Stained Glass Station, Lee's Summit, MO


Good morning, Missouri!
Stained Glass Station ~ Lee's Summit, Missouri
The Stained Glass Station offers art glass, fusing glass, chemicals, tools, supplies, gifts, fine art and classes as a full service retail store in Lees Summit Missouri.

Thursday, January 24, 2013

No Days Artist Residency in rural Nebraska

No Days artist Carrie Strope Sohayda was able to work with High Plains Community Schools in Polk and Clarks, Nebraska through the Nebraska Arts Council Artists in Schools and Communities program during the last week of September and the first week of October, 2012. AiS/C makes grant money available as matching funds for school and community projects.
Finished mosaic panels : 9th-12th graders
102" x 36", glass & mirror mosaic
In two weeks, she worked with K-12 students on fused glass and glass mosaic projects. The seventh through twelfth graders worked on collaborative mosaic projects to hang permanently in the two schools.
Finished Mosaic Panels : 7th & 8th grades
60" x 36", glass & mirror mosaic