This jewerly pendant has been made using stacked glass and fused. If you are new to glass fusing then you can check out Glass kilns here, for little projects like this.
Microwave kilns are perfect and affordable, especially if you … Read More ...
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This jewerly pendant has been made using stacked glass and fused. If you are new to glass fusing then you can check out Glass kilns here, for little projects like this.
Microwave kilns are perfect and affordable, especially if you … Read More ...
I know I keep posting about the microwave kilns, but they really are a great thing! Being able to experiment with a new medium like glass in your own home is great. It is kinda like those mini potters … Read More ...
I love when mediums are blended together or in this case quite literally fused together. If you are into glass fusing with a microwave kiln then take a look at this technique of adding a decal between the layers. You … Read More ...
This fused glass reindeer is so cute, I love his giant red nose. This is a basic tutorial and used a kiln, It doesn’t say microwave kiln but I think you could make it a little smaller to fit into … Read More ...
I don’t know if this is too early for Christmas glass crafts or if maybe I am a little late, Either way, I knew I had to share these adorable little Christmas decorations with you. I will definitely be making … Read More ...
This tutorial is for fused glass, these heart coasters are made using fused glass chips around a heart-shaped cookie cutter. You can see the full tutorial on how to make your own fused glass coasters here.
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This resin pour features Fire Glass that has been color-coordinated with the pour and added into the wet resin. The glass gives the piece lots of dimension and is a great alternative to using glitter of gold flakes when making … Read More ...
Do you know about part sheets? What is a part sheet? It’s glass that is decorated and fused to be used in other fusing projects. I love making part sheets. Sometimes I use frit and stringer and sometimes I use … Read More ...
Over at the web site Glasswithapast.com, you can learn how to take bottles, cut them down, and fuse glass donuts with them. One of the best reasons to check out the tutorial, is that she has tested different thickness … Read More ...
The more E-Books, the greater the savings. Not only that, if you buy these books and use their techniques to help you create your own versions you will expand your design options, which in turn can make you even more … Read More ...
My favorite item from the new goodies that Bullseye Glass just released is the french vanilla confetti. The pictures of the reactions are so cool. If you don’t know, french vanilla is reactive due to its content…sulphur. It reacts to … Read More ...
Over at You Tube you can find the channel for The Glass Studio, a fabulous place to learn about glass and jewelry and other fun crafts, both online and in real life. Disclaimer!! The Glass Studio is my studio … Read More ...
I like sprinkles on cupcakes. Who doesn’t? Now imagine having plates that have sweet little sprinkles all over them and your sprinkled cupcakes sits on top of it. Bullseye Glass is giving everyone the tutorial on how to make your … Read More ...
One of the most challenging things many glass artists have to contend with is how to hang your glass. There are products out there, such as mentioned in the linked article, french cleats that can be epoxied on, or Hang … Read More ...
So I made a video…torch fired enamel pendant. What’s cool is that I then put an enamel decal on it and stick that baby in the kiln. It’s all on copper. I’m planning on some more videos soon. You’ll be … Read More ...