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Haley,

Thank you very much, that's exactly what I was looking and hoping for!! Really appreciate the schedule as well.



Sheree

Thank you, I have read (not sure where now) that when making pattern bars people tack them instead of ff to keep crisper lines when using them in other work. That's why I asked about this. When I made a bunch of very complex designed pattern bars the colors did run a bit in the ff. . Is there top te...

I have a full large kiln shelf filled with 1/4 inch translucent strips set on their side all touching. This will be 20x20 after firing. I'm making this to use as design elements and will be cutting it after firing . Damming. Since they are all 20 inch strips do I need continuous damming? My major qu...

They fuse pretty darned straight :D . The only place where you may end up with some "waving" is on the edges, which, if the stripes run all the way to the edge you can plan ahead and coldwork them out if needed. Here is one of the strip bowls I did: https://img0.etsystatic.com/009/0/55683...

I've written both companies to see if they might have a spread sheet. I'll chime in if they do and share it. We made strong bins and then stacked crates on top. A lot of braces for the wt of the glass. I spent all day removing the glass and organizing the way they do on their individual website. It'...

Thanks to all for the feedback! I think using scrap stained glass for slumping and fusing may be more trouble than it is worth. So, I'll just start buying glass for this purpose. As for giving the glass away to the local schools, I was amazed at the complexity due to bureaucratic regulations in doi...

Good evening I have over 600 square feet of fusible glass in my studio . I am no expert however I know enough to donate my time and glass to teachers in my area to make items and spread the wonderful world of glass to the next generation. I'm learning as I go, pulling rods, raking glass, pattern bar...

If you decide not to use it, don't toss it. I've donated scrap glass to a local high school for mosaic classes before.
its worth checking
shereen

Well Thank you very much! English is not my first language however that post made me look illiterate! Thank you for all the great ideas! I really appreciate it.

I've seen plenty of texture molds for sale and was wondering how difficult and what materials they use.
I would love to know how to make my own rather than buying someone's art work.

Thank you

What you have is their cone mold.. Here is BE"S Tech sheets on this exact mold http://www.bullseyeglass.com/methods-id ... -bowl.html

Nina, i had several made here- they are very reasonable www.innofabsource.com

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Thank you Brock, oh wise one! Really appreciate your help!

Thank you for the help!!

Thank you, I wish they'd post one on beveling...using their tools .

Here is a photo of my practice disk - its the back = so should the bevel be shorter on the back? What i mean is if you measured the disk after the bevel the front would be a hair bigger? or is it the opposite?


Thank you

Greetings from California I taught myself to pull canes from my baby caladra kiln and have several "disks" that ive fused - I made them into nice circles - this one is 14" and now i want to put a nice bevel edge on it. Here come the dumb question- do you bevel the forward edge that wi...

Thank you much, they have free shipping if you use the code 5B551Z . I ordered last week and they just sent that code with their advertising if anyone needs clock related items.

Valerie Adams wrote:Great post (as usual) Cynthia! As I told Oritt, I don't know much about pate de verre, but you can bet I've saved your great info so I'll be more informed if/when I decide to play with the technique.

Your generosity to this board is extremely valued!

YES! What Val said!

These are pretty out of glass, I have one thats just like this made out of ceramic. There is an artist on etsy who makes these too.