Considering getting into fused glass
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Is my glass fusing a hobby or a business? How do I know? In the past, I was told how much money I made would dictate the answer.
Making Fused Glass Jewelry in a Microwave Kiln - Instructables
Making Fused Glass Jewelry in a Microwave Kiln: It is amazing how a gift can change your life. I got a microwave kiln for Christmas and it has opened up a ...
Warning: Glass is Addictive! Creating fused glass with photographic ...
I took a class with Martha Pfanschmidt at Bullseye Glass and learned how to get dimension into my fusing by painting with glass powder on ...
The biggest stumbling block to getting started with any Fired Art has always been the kiln. A common misconception is that you cannot fuse or slump glass in a ...
ARPA Newberg - Discover Fused Glass Art - Ages 15-18
We specializing in Glass Fusing which is a technique where colored glass is heated in a kiln and fused together. ... through the COVID slump get Fusion ...
Purchasing a mass produced frame was not going to do him justice. So began my fun journey into making unique fused glass picture frames. In fact, I had so much ...
Designing Fused Glass Jewellery - 3hr Online Course
The fun in designing fused glass jewellery can be found in the challenge of designing on a small scale and considering how your artwork can be effectively ...
Here is another layup I did, using larger pieces of glass. I first drew up the design on paper, and then cut and assembled the glass in a metal ...
Fused glass coral on top (ignore... - Melinda's Stained Glass
Fused glass coral on top (ignore fish) or stained glass coral....not considering the colors...which one do you like best?
Factors to consider when selecting a firing schedule - Kiln Frog
By order of process, the full fuse is the hottest process and will be the first firing, followed by 3 different firings to create your original glass art piece.
Can You Go With The Flow, Fused Glass Art, Project Tutorial
... Get Started 9:50 Full Fuse Firing Full Fuse Firing Schedule The anneal segment is so long because the piece is very thick in parts. It's ...
Keep the metal oxide away from the very edges of the base glass and ensure none has found its way onto the sides or you may get undesirable ...
My first test was a clear iridescent glass which I cut into a circle and first fused to 1350 degrees F so I could soften the edges.
Making a Fused Glass Part Sheet – Black and White - Jeff Pritchard
In essence you simply place scraps of white glass on top of a sheet of black glass, then fully fuse. In these photos you can see the piece after ...
Shiny New Crush: Fused Glass - Brainfueling
Fused glass involves firing the glass in a kiln at “warm” temperatures up to 1500 degrees F. Options in this range include slumping, draping, tack fusing, and ...
the basics of stained glass - The Handmade Home
A note on splatters: Don't panic if the soldering gets on your glass. It dries and flecks right off. Just make sure you are aware that the ...
Good job, Mike. The most annoying thing to me is for someone to come into this great art form and ask, what is the cheapest….xxx (kiln, torch ...
Cutting Glass - immermanglass.com
Being able to successfully cut glass is obviously a prerequisite to successful kilnformed glass-work.Perhaps it is not the most exotic topic, but understanding ...
Shards of tempered glass (the Shards series) - fusing - Morganica
To keep the glass as transparent as possible, I tend to do these pieces in a single firing, which means I lay the shards directly on the mold and fire in place.