Wow! I Really Like This One. Fused Glass Bowl Project Tutorial
This time, in this glass fusing project, I’ll be making a fused glass Japanese bowl using slices from that pattern bar I made a little while ago.
This time, in this glass fusing project, I’ll be making a fused glass Japanese bowl using slices from that pattern bar I made a little while ago.
In this video I’ll be showing you all the things I use to cut glass. This includes trim saw, tile saw and a ring saw.
I’ll be cutting the rim off that troublesome drop vase in this fused glass tutorial. Glass fusing can be trying at the best of times, but this project has tested me more than usual.
Did it work? This is my third attempt at making a fused glass drop vase. If you watched the other two tutorial videos they ended in rather spectacular failures.
In this fused glass tutorial, we’ll be making a pattern bar. I have a project in mind and for that, I need a pattern bar for the feature.
Some time ago I made a video showing how to make simple fused glass cabochons with some ideas for using them in fused glass jewellery. In this video glass fusing project tutorial I’m showing you how we take those cabs and make them into simple stud earrings.
This video tutorial is about making a fused glass drop out vase using a ring mould.
n this video, I’m trying something new to reuse that dichroic glass scrap and make something that could be used for cabochons or as a feature in a project.
In this video, I’ll be showing you how to make puddle cabochons, but in a little more controlled way.
Last week I performed a few glass fusing tests. Each was quite different. This project is based on just one of those tests.
In this glass fusing tutorial video I perform 3 tests on different glass patterns that get used as fused glass coasters
The best thing you can do with dichroic glass is to test it before using it in jewellery or your fused glass projects.