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What brand of Mica do you use?

Do you have a firing schedules available

This stupid video tells me nothing.

This is very cool. Thank you. Do you have a suggestion for making smaller bubbles? I work with smaller pieces, jewellery.

Beautiful work, but sadly a lot out of focus.

Still one of my fav fusing videos. Thank you ❤

What a well done video. Can’t wait to try it..

Fascinating

Love this!

what was your firing schedule?

So cool. Every time I see something new i want to try it. I need a bigger space. Very beautiful.

I'm not sure about that, 2nd one. The colours didn't come through. What was that white stuff that you put on.

This is too cool

Very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They are awesome. NICE WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Way to think outside the box!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How much alcohol do you use. And do you just do a tack fuse? how long do you anneal? It is very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Lena! I understand this was posted some time ago. Just curious what the result would be if the piece was not capped and schedule. Thank you! ~H

Muy buen trabajo,gracias por compartir

Ws hoping for the final slumped project. Very relaxing. Thanks for posting. Looking forward to more!

Clever! Thank you for the share-

This is really eye opener! Thank you for sharing the technique!!! May I ask what medium you used for mixing mica?

Is the finished experiment one or two layers of glass?

You make weeding the glue look so easy but it didn't work for me. My glue is silicone which STICKS to glass very well. I can't get it off. What did I miss?

Great idea with glue gun . Very nice work. Thank you.

Thanks for this very helpful video.

Yes, whit powder mix? A bit vague. Was that white frit? Baking Soda? Acid? What

do you have suggestions/experience as to what other mediums can be used to suspend the mica? aloe vera gel? glasstac? other medium used for glass enamels?

Found the schedule.thanks

I have only used that much glue one time and it caused bubbles and bulges all over my piece. Never again!

What a beautiful piece and fun way to use glassline... On my to try list! Thank you for showing us how to do this!! Also I love your sámi bracelet! I have two from the 80's, well now my daughters have them ❤️❤️

the outcome is rewarding but there is a lot of wasted colors

What is CMC?

Did you cap your glass before firing. This is so cool.

What brand of mica powder do you use. I have tried different type and some nit compatible with firing. Thank you

Love it so creative!! very cool idea

I love the video, but especially the music that was in this video. I would appreciate the name of music used if possible. Thank you

Wish you would instruct verbally also. I don't watch videos without that.

Love it! Thanks 🐢

What you are using is not natural aventurine.

What do you call aventurine? Did someone slice those panes of aventurine for you?

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Hi Lena😊 quick question, I haves tons of mica powder from my resin days, can I use this mica? Are they all pretty much the same? Thank you for your time and sharing your awesome talent 😊

I like to really shake the glassline product. If it is applied thick enough it makes really cool bubbles!

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Thank you for showing us this technique. Why do you hold for an hour at segment 1 and 2?

I did not understand if 1) you put the two glasses you painted together like a sandwich, or 2) if you put on each painted glass, one trasparent glass. Thank you for answering

Lena, this looks absolutely original and full of possibilities! Loved it!! One thing is not clear for me. You put mica and powder and fire it upside, and then turn it and add more powder on the other side and fire it again upside down?