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Stained glass caming is one of the most important structural components in traditional stained glass work. While the glass itself forms the visual focal point,  caming provides the framework  that holds each piece securely in

Cutting glass is one of the most fundamental—and rewarding—skills in glass art. Whether you're crafting stained glass windows, fusing decorative panels, or assembling mosaics, the quality and type of tools you use can dramatically affect

Glass fusing kilns are the heart of every kiln-formed glass studio. These electric-powered chambers allow artists to combine, shape, and transform sheet glass into a variety of forms—from jewelry and coasters to bowls, sculptures, and functional

Glass fusing is a captivating way to turn ordinary glass into functional or decorative art. Whether you’re creating a bowl, pendant, or wall piece, success starts with the right  glass fusing supplies . In this guide, we’ll cover the core

Great question! Let’s start by admitting we sometimes expect too much of our glass when we build complicated pieces and put them in the kiln. Let’s start simple. Did you ever look at your transparent sheets of glass (color or clear) and see

Why is my fused glass piece cracking? This is a common problem that has many possible answers. As such, let’s break the reasons down into a couple categories. First, incompatibility or fit of the glass being fused together. Next, variations in

What are slump molds made of ?      While this his is a loaded question because there are many things that can be used, the most common mold materials used to slump glass are ceramic and stainless steel.    

Can any glass be fused? This is a good question.  If you have a single piece of any glass, cut it into two or more pieces, and they will fuse to each other if you have a kiln that can get it hot enough in a controlled manner. How hot it must

Fused glass items are made using a type of glass that will bond well with other glass of its type when subjected to the heat of a kiln. The temperature at which we fuse ranges from 1360F 10 1500F depending on the effects you want. It is common to

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