HWLC's fall Maker-in-Residence, Molly Brodzeller, is a Chicago-based artist specializing in stained glass window pieces, wearable jewelry, and functional glasswork. With almost five years of experience, they create a large range of glass pieces from their apartment studio. Molly accepts custom commissions, meaning that a lot of their work is personalized to the customer. However, they also create items for in-person shopping opportunities, and they use their scrap glass to craft accessible and skin-safe jewelry. In addition, they host workshops that allow others to explore the art of glass jewelry making.
Stop by HWLC Floor 3 to meet Molly and learn how, through a blend of creativity and craftsmanship, Molly brings the beauty of glass to both everyday life and art.

Photos provided by Molly, Maker-in-Residence
The Maker-in-Residence program is funded by Exelon, Peoples Gas, and other generous donors to the Chicago Public Library Foundation. #ChicagoFallFest