Fusing a Part Sheet Platter ‘Magic Flying Carpet’
This glass fusing tutorial for a platter, that includes a part from a part sheet, may not create a real flying carpet, but it satisfies something inside me
This glass fusing tutorial for a platter, that includes a part from a part sheet, may not create a real flying carpet, but it satisfies something inside me
This tutorial for making an emerald green, black and white fused glass bowl uses a fused glass part sheet that I posted about earlier.
In this tutorial I show how to make a fused glass platter, using part sheets. This platter has a slump into a sling platter.
In this fused glass tutorial I show you how to make a beautiful Chinese bowl. It has an interesting multi coloured geometric design.
In this tutorial I’ll cover a very simple way to create two versions of a classic black and white fused glass part sheet. One is white on black, the other black on white.
In this glass fusing tutorial I will cover just one method to make a glass fusing part sheet. It uses strip construction.
This fused glass bowl tutorial covers making a bowl with a little surprise. Reversed colours on opposite sides of the bowl will have the viewers entranced.
Don’t you just love fused glass pattern bars? They are so versatile. You can slice them up and use them in so many projects. And the possible patterns are endless. This post shows how I made a simple red, white and blue pattern bar.
My guess is that you’re wondering what the heck a Fertility Bowl is. Well, study the bowl for a few moments and I am sure you will understand why I called it that. I didn’t intend to make a ‘fertility bowl’. It just seemed to evolve. Anyway, read on and I hope you enjoy.
If you are not already familiar with part sheets, they are custom-made sheets of glass with some sort of pattern. The pattern could be anything, even plain colours if you desire. These sheets are then cut up and used as components in some other project, such as a central feature in a glass bowl. Anyway, …
This is a simple little project that may give you some inspiration to use fused glass in new ways. In our home we have a brick fireplace that has always looked quite bare. It has no mantle and really looks unfinished. So for a few years I have been looking for a suitable fireplace mantle …
This glass fusing project has been hanging around on my list for some time now. Not sure why exactly, but it may be because I knew it would be a little tedious. You will see what I mean a little later. Anyway, the time came to give it a go.