2013 – Jeff Pritchard

Making a Square Cheese Board, Sort Of

Yes, I know, ‘sort of’ doesn’t sound too great but this simple project came out of the blue. It really […]

In Part 1 I covered making the puddle by fusing several sheets of Bullseye COE 90 glass, but didn’t get

Time for a new fused glass puddle. In our efforts to build up our stock of cabochons for our first

The subject of which glue to use for aanraku ‘Glue-on’ bails for jewellery is a common one and one that

Believe it or not, up till now I have not made any dichroic cabochons. Yes, they are popular, but I

In the first part I talked about how I managed to fuse up a slab from black and whites offcuts

Well, that’s what I like to call them. They are black and white fused glass cabochons with a sort of

All kilns, as far as I know, have cool spots. Areas in the kiln that never reach the desired temperature.

Devitrification and other problems, such as staining and foreign bodies, can render your beautiful fused glass cabochon or feature a

As usual, being on a budget, when it came to buying a tile saw I opted to visit the local

First, my apologies for the lack of posts lately. A number of personal things have been getting in the way,

This video by Bullseye Glass was a great resource when I started glass fusing. There is nothing better than actually