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I will make it myself this week I think. Just got instructions from WoodPrix and I'm ready for do it :D

It's good to see the WoodPrix has new instructions to save my money and energy to make it.

Is the fish fused glass also? Do you have a video on that? Love your advice and your work.

fantastic what glue do you use please?

i am a begginer i only have a micorwave kiln can i use this if i make them smaller?

Love these little guys! Do you have a pattern that you can make available?

Great video. Which would you recommend for. Paint pour.

Stunning !......

Perfect video. To the point and not crazy like some ladies lol. Love your style!

Where did you order the whole kit from?

Do 😊you have a pattern for the birdies please

Website address please

How large of molds can this technique be used on?

Please show us how to make this!

This is genius.

Can you use ceramic molds in a microwave kiln?

Bonjour, cette réalisation est magnifique. Bravo

Love the layering mix! I use lm :powdered frit 1:1 and let it dry 24h. Then paint on this with CFE color concentrates suspended in h20. I make Christmas ornaments. Technique is from Mark Hufford- he has several video tutorials and is a fabulous teacher.

They look particularly good in the sunlight - makes the glass really sing. Beautiful project! 💙

What a stunning result. Thank you so much for taking us through the whole process start to mounting ❤❤❤❤❤

credit should go to Look Ma No Stand for developing those slumpers.

Well I did get this awesome tool , cutting circles is such a joy! Can cut the all day long! Do you fuse 2 circles to make your little ornaments, what is your target temp? Was worried if I only used one, circle would distort in the firing......thank you for your guidance!

Thank you, great video. Some mackerels seam to be curved, do you use a mold ? what kind ? Many thanks to you.Hello from France !

thank u

ive never seen brushes that big. My grinder is slanted, and now has clips on the sides to slide something into it, something more narrow. BTW i love your fish do u do a class on that too. and how do u have it all together?

i have a question for u about what kind of brush u are using around your lap grinder. when did u buy Please?

As usual, your generosity in sharing your skills and knowledge is much appreciated. 😊

Thanks!

Hi Jill thank you for the video. Can I suggest dampening the grinder dust when cleaning it out of the machine. Way safer than all that dry dusty powder. Grinder paste is also good for grinding off hard edges or bits of stuck kiln wash. instead of using grit

Remarkable! I'll make some for myself, as soon as I've collected enough powder.

looks like i saw this 2 yrs ago, wanting to know if that medium can go with any enamel

Grinder sludge is great for testing freeze n fuse molds too!

Thank u!! i have the bullseye ceramic wave slumper. would like to have these types mainly for being able to store them.. but im wondering if i can do that idea with the ceramic mold.

how big is your shop? is that the one u film your creative videos from? I do love how the tables fold down from the wall.

i have buckets of it and i have fired a few, i also added a few drops of enamel to them, but i do think the grey rocks look better

Jill, Jill, Jill, you are so clever! I never would have thought of that! I always clean my equipment and toss that into a bucket and then into a bin! Simply brilliant! Thank you for sharing! ❣

Love making these, but I hate mixing up the sludge so this is what I do. I keep my powder in a small jar that fits into my rock tumbler container. It doesn't fit perfectly, so I put some paper between my jar and the tumbler container for it to hold in place. I then have a small rock that I put in there that helps to move stuff around as it tumbles. I let it tumble for a half hour, then check on it. If it is mixed well it is done. Stir in more water if needed.

0:18 Elderly American coal miners called the condition "rocks in the box" 😆😆 silicosis in modern parlance if I am correct. Not a pleasant debilitation. 1:28 I would be thinking vacuum cleaner, but perhaps it is so finely powdered that it would go through a filter? But then if you want o reclaim it for use, a wet/dry vaccum would loose your material? They look like they could be drilled to make buttons for garments if size could be managed. Thank you for the lesson!

As other folks have said, I too always throw away my grinding powder. Now I have a great use for it. Thank you!! I believe this may be the first time this subject has been addressed.

That’s a great idea!!

The not so glamourous side! But, from that, nothing is wasted.

WOW I ALWAYS THROW MINE AWAY. I WON'T NOW. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Genius! I would never have thought of doing that. Thank you! I looked at your website--Your work is really beautiful.

very informative, thank you!

0:44 Wow! Nice display, great lighting and you have been very busy I can see, thank you for the show and tell. It's encouraging, uplifting, inspiring to get out and about among appreciative viewer. Good to know that you are well and inspired. Not hearing from you so long I hoped that no setbacks occured. Emojis not working, starnge.

You could make a small scoop by taking a disk grinder to a cheap spoon. Then bend up the sides like your husband did on the larger ones.

Jill, everything looks simply amazing! Well put together. Oh how I wish I was in the U.K.! Best of luck, I know you will do well!

Great display of your excellent work.