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Watch on My Glass Cookbook
Lesson 3 of this instructional course explains C.O.E.s and glass compatibility principles, as well as qualities to consider when choosing glass for a project, including color consistency, reactive potential, workability, and manufacturer support.
Lesson 3 of this instructional course explains C.O.E.s and glass compatibility principles, as well as qualities to consider when choosing glass for a project, including color consistency, reactive potential, workability, and manufacturer support.
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Lesson 1 of this instructional course provides an overview of the glass fusing process and walks through all the necessary tools and materials while noting which are 'must-have' vs. 'nice-to-have'.
Lesson 2 of this instructional course introduces tack, contour, and full fuses, breaks down the phases of a typical firing schedule, and demonstrates how to program a kiln.
Lesson 4 of this instructional course demonstrates how to create bubble-free projects that maintain their desired size and shape post-firing. It also explains how glass thickness changes according to 'The 6mm Rule', why bubbles form during firing, and the benefits of introducing bubble squeezes to firing schedules.
