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Toast to Feelings

“Happy Toast. Sad Toast. Sweet Toast. Mad Toast...”

From the award-winning Toast to Baby™ series, vibrant images of kiln-formed glass that look good enough to eat convey feelings in an fun new way. Young readers will love the bold, funny faces, relating to the delicious emotions they convey. Yummy! The Toast to Baby™ series uses innovative materials to introduce young children to basic concepts such as counting and feelings. 

All images are handmade using Bullseye™ glass at Brazee Street Studios in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Reviews:

“Books, art, children, kiln-fired glass, and the amazing team of artists and educators from Brazee Studios and blue manatee. It’s a recipe like none I’ve ever seen for cooking up creativity in kids. A Toast to their remarkable vision!” - by Lani McGregor, Director, Bullseye Gallery / Partner, Bullseye Glass Co.

"From the googley eyed (sunny-side-up) eyes of “Happy Toast”, a spluttering of syrup to make “Mad Toast”, the upside down cheese-mouthed “Sad Toast”, this book is so clever and creative it is guaranteed to give the parents of the little reader a chuckle per page!" - Regina LaCaruba, Diapers-and-Daydreams.com Book Reviews

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About the Artists: 

Sandra Gross and Leah Busch have worked together for over fifteen years as artists, friends, and educators. They have formed a collective—Factory15—which specializes in modern-whimsical handmade glass products. Besides over 300 pieces of cast glass toast, they have created plates, cake stands, and chandeliers rich in pattern and color. When Busch and Gross are not creating glass art, you can find them teaching among the bees and butterflies at Brazee Street Studios.