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Boa noite, por favor que tipo de tinta você usa, aqui no Brasil tem tinta organica de arreia colorida, pode usar, da certo?

Bom dia amigo, que lindo trabalho. Estou estou apaixonada por este mundo , dos vidro. Eu não posso comprar o forno, estou desempregada e doente, sem recurso. Mas amo asistir vídeos, mesmo sabendo que jamais vou poder fazer.

You make the process simple- thanks great work!

the twisty cane addition flattened our gorgeously btw. ive made twisty cane of many varieties in furnace work, i know youre not exactly happy with the results but i think its great, and if you ever wanna chop off a rectangle and roll it onto a blowpipe that could be really neat too. keep up the great work!

i wanna full melt a big weave like this til its a homogenous billet in a dammed mold, then cut squares off that and stack them on end, then cut tiles off that for a furnace work rollup. ill bet thatd be dizzyingly detailed. this came out amazing and gives me a TON of ideas. thanks for sharing!!

Why do you need to buy Liquid Stringer? Couldn't you use a cheaper alternative, such as Aloe Vera, or even water?

Loved the video. I prefer the frit down as well. Did you try this with the frit design and just plain tecta sheets on top instead of the strips (that I would need to cut)

Where did you get the rod? Was it something you can buy at Lowe’s or Home Depot?

I have been learning so much from you, look forward to trying them. I am a newby

Very cool

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Great video! Thanks for the information. Off to experiment!

Thank you! I'm learning to embrace the bubbles.

luckily I learned to wear more clothes when working with glass and never to use my hands to brush off a table after putting glass on it

Thanks for the info! Keep it coming 🎉

Am I the only one with audio problems? I needed cc

Very nice. Thanks for the info.

I’m new to the fused glass art world and trying to incorporate my acrylic painting into the glass world. I used Glassline paint to create a 11” plate and accidentally broke a small piece off the clear top piece. Can I still fire the pieces of 96 COE glass and simply glue the edge of the small broken piece or do I need to cut a new piece. Thanks for all the great instructional videos as it has inspired me to experiment.

Nice to see you posting again.

Do you have the finished product on these molds?

@artglassbylorrie I would really like to purchase the metal piece that is glued to the back of the fused glass garden item?

I noticed that you do not wash your pieces before you fire them. Finger prints can ruin a piece of fired glass!

What's the paper that you use to prevent the glass to fuse with the kiln? Could we use regular paper?

Love the result!

Loving the Experiment series, could you do one about inclusions, I would like to include wire into my glass is it possible?

Love it, thank you

incredible result

final picture?

AWESOME!!!!

Hi , I've only just "discovered your channel & I'm hooked !! So generous to show & explain all these different techniques. I'm a potter for many many years, & a while ago I attended a one day glass fusing workshop, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I've bought a couple of books on the subject but find some of the explanations "as clear as mud"... Anyway I have a question which I've asked previously on a couple of other "glass fusing" groups, & never received a proper answer Can I crush up some coloured glass bottles ( as in your video) & use that in between ( or under ) layers of plain 3mm window glass ?? thanks in advance, Annie

very informative!

fossil vitra please ??

Great job. Loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks so much for the information.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Interesting experiment. First time watcher here…I want to commend you on your video and sound quality…everything was so clear!

Wonderful. Not that I'm really authorized but " bless you" . I hate having allergies

Beautiful work

amazing

Wow!! #1!!!

How are you breaking your glass sheet after you score it. It seems to just magically break on it’s own. What am I missing?

Thank you for sharing. On the first two panels, what was the firing schedule? Are those two panels approximately 3 mm thick?

are you using a vibrator?

This was so helpful! Thank you

What and where to purchase the vibrating too please

What is the coe of your glass.

I was thinking that if you placed that second piece of clear on top you might have avoided the gaps, but this works! Good job!

Very nice. I often do fine frit under the glass n take it to tack or contour to get a sugarplum look. But the on edge n power frit combo is v interesting. Tu

Both are great and I agree that the one with the frit on bottom is best. I would have never thought about putting frit underneath the glass. It might be cool to see what it would look like if you put frit on both the top and bottom. Maybe using complementary colors instead of the same colors?

Awesome video and experiment!! Thanks for sharing!

I always enjoy your videos, that was a fun experiment to watch as well! I love your colors and the "spray paint" type design you made with the colors. Those would be cool slumped into little bowls. Thank you for sharing!