This tutorial by Milly shows you how to make sure your glass cutting lines are actually straight. I tend to stick to curve shapes just to avoid the dreaded straight cut. You can see a video tutorial over on her … Read More ...
Free Glass Gingerbread House Tutorial
You are going to need some patience to make this stained glass house. I remember making gingerbread houses as a child, but we could never have the patience to sit and make it and not eat it. This gingerbread house … Read More ...
Free Stained Glass Christmas Ornament Project Guide
I might be a little early when it comes to Christmas, but I wanted to give you plenty of time to create this Christmas ornament, the details is really pretty with some small stained glass pieces to cut, but well … Read More ...
How To Add Glass Chips To Your Resin Pours
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 ...
Painting on Glass Video from The Glass Studio
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 ...
Let’s Make Fused Glass Donuts with Bottles
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 ...
Two New E-Books from FusedGlassbooks.org
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 ...
Bullseye Glass Has Some New Colors!
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 ...
The Glass Studio presents! Ear Wires…
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 ...
Fritfetti is the Cutest Way to Decorate Your Plates!
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 ...
A Glass Hanging Idea
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 You Want to Cut Glass…
I’ve mentioned this before and I’ll say it again. I love the web site Instructables. So many how-to’s and so little time. You can find a variation on cutting glass if you search, but here’s one I’ll send you … Read More ...
I’m Loving the Quick Tips from Bullseye Glass!
If you’re looking for a perfectly smooth surface for your fused glass pieces look no further than Bullseye Glass and their Quick Tip about creating exactly that. After you check that out you can look deeper into their web site … Read More ...
Another Fabulous E-Book From FusedGlass.org
When it comes to fused glass tips and tricks and advice and projects fusedglass.org is hard to beat. Attached to Helios Fused Glass Studio in Austin, TX, their web site is the place to go to learn all about fusing … Read More ...
Time to Write Again…Let’s Start with E-Books
I’ve been away for a while. But I’m back to share more information about glass to all of you. Where do I start? E-Books. From Helios Fused Glass Studio in Austin, TX. There have been a few released since the … Read More ...