In this fused glass video tutorial I show how I made a Vortex Bowl and the unfortunate surprise at the end. This is a little more challenging that some projects, but well worth the effort.
Making a Fused Glass Vortex Bowl Read Post »
This piece of dark blue dichroic fused glass was hand cut into a long cushion shape. While it is dark, rich blue splashes do make it a beautiful and mysterious piece.
Exposing a Dark Blue Cabochon by Hand Cutting a Piece of Rough Dichroic Fused Glass Read Post »
This odd piece Jefanite fused glass was not initially thought to be of much value, But I persisted and cut it into a teardrop shape.
Hand Cutting a Blue Seam Teardrop Cabochon Read Post »
This is a dichroic cabochon as it came out of the kiln. Like many cabs straight from the kiln they could do with some cold working. So I set about hand cutting this cab into a better oval shape.
Hand Cutting a Dichroic Fused Glass Cabochon into an Oval Shape Read Post »
This fused glass clock was my first clock many years ago. Sadly, it got broken and has sat around since. In this fused glass tutorial I’ll show you how I went about fixing it.
Fixing a Broken Fused Glass Clock Read Post »
This piece of Jefanite will cut into a beautiful stone. It has a purple shimmer over blue background and golden pinfire. I will be cutting it into a wide oval shape.
Hand Cutting a Banded Fused Glass Oval Cabochon Read Post »
In this fused glass tutorial I’ll show you how I make fused glass cabochons from part sheets.
Making Fused Glass Cabochons from Part Sheets Read Post »
