WarmGlass.com

I have sent an email to the artist but have not received a reply. I am wondering how this is done. The listing says it is hand carved and fused glass.
This is the listing
http://www.etsy.com/listing/20971764/te ... used-glass? I am wondering how she gets the 3D bubble effect

Two layers of glass. Dense teal and clear green. then maybe slumped into a mold.

I've sen those before , I like them too.
Bob

Love these. Cut out design on top piece. Put a transparent color for bottom layer. Cut out fiber paper where you want the glass to puff out. Place under both layers and fuse. I am attaching puffy glass directions that worked very well for me. Have fun
http://www.glass-fusing-made-easy.com/puffy-glass.html

The directions above instructs two firings. I have done this all in one firing with great success

deerick wrote:Love these. Cut out design on top piece. Put a transparent color for bottom layer. Cut out fiber paper where you want the glass to puff out. Place under both layers and fuse. I am attaching puffy glass directions that worked very well for me. Have fun
http://www.glass-fusing-made-easy.com/puffy-glass.html

Do you have any better photos of finished work?

deerick wrote:Love these. Cut out design on top piece. Put a transparent color for bottom layer. Cut out fiber paper where you want the glass to puff out. Place under both layers and fuse. I am attaching puffy glass directions that worked very well for me. Have fun
http://www.glass-fusing-made-easy.com/puffy-glass.html

Thanks so much Deerick. Ok silly question but I couldn't tell by your pictures, are you cutting the pattern out with a glass saw so there are no joins or did you make several cuts and place the design back together?

Ok. Glass made easy is not my website but great info on it. I use a Ring saw to cut a pattern from top piece. Usually I try to keep the thicker part of design towards middle so it leaves a border around edge so i can frame easier And cut all in one piece so no joints Send me your email and I will send you some pictures of pieces I have done. But please note I have not perfected cutting like the artist Michelle from your original picture. She really is good
Diane
Dianeinc@comcast.net

I have seen a video (or better photos) of this technique somewhere else... the Bullseye subscription education site? Can't remember... Anyway, in that video they show designing the cutout so that, using a ring saw, you begin at an edge and cut the design all in one piece.

Dana