#58 Cold Fusing Glass

I show you how to easily "Cold Fuse" glass into 3D shapes which is something you can't easily do in your kiln. I'm using a UV glue that can be purchased from Amazon or an As Seen On TV store. I'm showing you small projects but consider going BIG. It was a really fun project for me and I hope you like it too.
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[@ap2179]

Thanks for making this all so simple 👍🏽

[@Em-wb4kf]

You are so inspiring. Can't wait to try some of your techniques.

[@the_luminary]

Thanks gor the video! Really inspired some ideas!

[@dianaerickson4485]

Thank you so much for the great ideas and detailed walk through. All I have to do is think it, then I look on line and you’ve got it covered.
Some times I have glass to be fused in the kiln, but I don’t think loosing the texture or the kiln whimsey odds would improve the piece. Cold fusing sounds like the way to go. And you made it cool to do it.

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Thank you Diana!

[@bentebrunsvelt319]

Verry good
Thanks form Holland

[@kmorris283]

On the 3 layer pendants, I would think you would want to round the glass where the cord runs through. Otherwise, the cord is likely to become frayed against the sharp edges of the glass.

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Katherin Morris great suggestion!

[@CaptMike]

HI Susan, I was going to ask how you kept your hands looking so good....you working with glass and all. You should she my fingers!

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Capt Mike it’s all camera tricks. Lol

[@CaptMike]

does the uv glue stick to your skin?

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Capt Mike I guess it could but it hasn’t happened yet. Yet!

[@rosanaorellano996]

Hi am new on this and I love it but I am wondering how much I can charge for the products???

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Rosana Orellano price is something every artist/crafter struggles with. It’s really up to you and your customers. I’ve seen pendants go for as little as $5 and as much as $170

[@rosanaorellano996]

@@SusanMcGarryGlass ok thanks so much for taking your time explaining to us ..you are very kind I really want to start doing glass art and I have some many questions and I don't where to start and how much money I need to have to do ths

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Rosana Orellano join the glass groups on Facebook (like mine Fused Glass Funatics & Tutorials). Everyone is super helpful

[@pepethepatriot7524]

better off buying UV resin and a UV nail dryer - much better cost efficiency and probably a much better "hold" as well - there is no way that tiny UV light is going to properly dry much of anything. I use UV resin all the time when I coat Sea Glass with it, decorate and make it into jewelry.

[@brantgoose]

Thanks I was gonna order specialty glass epoxy but I already have uv epoxy I'll try

[@Em-wb4kf]

You are so inspiring. Can't wait to try some of your techniques.

[@Em-wb4kf]

You are so inspiring. Can't wait to try some of your techniques.