My Glass Cookbook
My Glass Cookbook is a desktop and mobile web app designed specifically for fused glass artists. Log and access your notes, photos, and kiln schedules all in one place. Quickly reference your mold and kiln information, document your process step-by-step, and track the evolution of your work — from concept to finished piece. It’s your personal glass studio archive and small business tool, always at your fingertips.
Desktop version
FEATURES
Available on mobile and desktop. Here are just a few of the features.
Projects
Keep all of your fused glass work organized in one place. Create project entries with photos, notes, dimensions, materials, and firing results so you can document your process from start to finish.
Schedules
Save, and manage kiln schedules with ease. Connect schedules to project. Build custom firing schedules step by step, reuse successful formulas, and keep your technical knowledge organized for future projects. Use our free Kiln Schedule Designer to generate custom schedules and save them in the app.
Molds
Track the molds you use and connect them to your projects and results. Store mold details, notes, and reference images so it is easier to repeat successful work and refine your process over time.
Kilns
Create a record of the kilns in your studio, including specifications, notes, and preset schedules. Keep important equipment details accessible so you can better understand how each kiln performs across different projects.
Educational Content
Explore a curated library of over 150 (and growing) free reference PDFs and videos, all linked directly within the app. Learn new techniques, discover firing tips, and expand your knowledge with resources from trusted glass manufacturers, studios, and educators. My Glass Cookbook is not just a tool — it’s your companion in mastering the art and science of
art glass.
ABOUT
About
My Glass Cookbook
My Glass Cookbook is made by Romy Randev. Romy has worked in media and tech for over 30 years and has been making fused glasswork for over 15 years under the name Looma Studios - www.loomastudios.com. His work has been exhibited internationally and featured in publications including the Corning New Glass Review 35, Bullseye Emerge 2014, the San Francisco Chronicle, LA Times and more.
My Glass Cookbook brings together Romy's passion for technology and glasswork with the aim of making a tool to help glass artists better organize their studio practice and connect with the greater glass industry.
