sweet nothings




For as long as I can remember, I've wanted to learn how to blow glass. As children, we'd get dropped off at Harbourfront and left to wander the artist studios for hours upon hours. I loved the burning heat of the glass studio, and was facinated by the way the glassblowers would turn glowing orbs of molten glass into free flowing pieces of suspended whimsy.

Learning how to blow sugar is so much better. Not only does one have a similar ability to create something out of apparently nothing, but it tastes amazing as well.

I came out of the workshop with two scorched thumbs and a whole lot of ambition.

Inspiration has struck, and I know what what I want to do. Now, I only need to go to Home Depot for a blow torch and a heat lamp... and to the grocery store for a whole lotta sugar.

where: Bonnie Gordon sugarworks workshop...

2 comments:

Blair said...

Sugar work takes lots of patience to master, but it's soo much fun! Thanks so much for the link by the way, you can check out the pilot episode of my food show on you tube.

take care,



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDBuszQdxTY&mode=related&search=

schmassion said...

You're awesome! I love you... well... your work anyway...