Making coasters using tubes and twisties

This video shows you how to make coasters. It covers the 6mm rule, using tubes and twisties from our vitrigraph pulls. Vitrigraph confetti and murrine incorporated into coasters. Jill shows you step by step as well as how to create encapsulated bubbles and finish off coasters with bump stops and grinding the edges.
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[@tracinichols9794]

I’m brand new at doing this and I love your videos. I lack artistic ideas but I’m looking and learning for inspiration everywhere.

[@FiredGlass]

You can do it!

[@albrightfs]

GREAT to see you back.. I've loved your videos .. This one very informative, thank you!..

[@FiredGlass]

Glad you like them!

[@carolwentzel8174]

I have the privilege to pull some of my own canes from a friend’s vitrigraph kiln. Towards the end of pulling cane, the canes are hollow inside. My friend tells me I can not fuse those canes unless I fill them with stringers. In your video, you’re cutting those hollows or tubes and full fusing them as is. I’m glad I saved those tubes and excited to use them in future projects. I learn so much from your videos and happy to see you back🥳

[@FiredGlass]

Hi Carol, yes indeed you can use any offcuts / scraps of glass so long as it's the same COE. There is no wastage in glass fusing. Thanks for watching.

[@rachelsmith4654]

Yayyy! Love your videos and fantastic tips! ❤ Thanks so much ❤

[@FiredGlass]

You are so welcome!

[@SoniaIrvin-v9k]

So glad you are back. Your videos are awesome.

[@FiredGlass]

Thank you so much!

[@elizabethrizzo2871]

Ditto from Monterey Ca.

[@FiredGlass]

@@elizabethrizzo2871 Thank you Elizabeth.

[@barrycoppock]

As always, very interesting to see you in action producing such attractive pieces. (I will be in contact during the next week or two regarding some coasters.)

[@FiredGlass]

Please do!

[@glassjackbuls]

Nice to see you back on UA-cam

[@FiredGlass]

Hey, thanks!

[@rareandwonderfull]

Thank you for the show and tell regarding your glass art, Beautiful colors! Looks like springtime aquamarine water. Perhaps a summer, fall and winter color scheme as time passes?

[@FiredGlass]

Great idea!

[@rareandwonderfull]

@@FiredGlass ❤❤

[@sherrirowan5049]

Hey ! So glad to see you back ❤

[@FiredGlass]

Thank you!

[@Mariede425]

Wow. I am so happy to see you back again! So Happy to watch this video. Thank You from your friend in Holmdel, NJ USA

[@FiredGlass]

Thank you so much!

[@3PairDesigns]

Sooo easy, possibilities are endless! Gorgeous as usual. 😉 Did you fuse those Tekta facing up (or cane face down)? Thank you so much Jill!

[@FiredGlass]

As you say, limitless design opportunities limited just by your own imagination. Can't recall if it was rough or smooth side up, think it was rough. Only difference will be more bubbles or less bubbles.

[@3PairDesigns]

@@FiredGlass Thank you Jill! So thrilled to have you back online. Love your videos and lessons! ❣

[@gillcottam8152]

Missed your youtubes .so informative❤

[@FiredGlass]

More to come!

[@rachelmarshall3235]

Hello, am so glad to have come across your videos. You’re so clear in your explanations and demonstration.- thank you. May I ask what glue you used to hold the glass tubes in place? Is it a specific one that can take high temperatures? Or will all glues be useable ? Thank you.

[@FiredGlass]

We use this from Bullseye. Burns off in firing and leaves no residue warm-glass.co.uk/bullseye-glastac-fusing-glue-p-2276.html?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw1K-zBhBIEiwAWeCOFxA9G4OIePvEggg_8VFT-YqpXb-vaWrPwPGSQGSVc3lY7nXqhqO69xoCVRQQAvD_BwE

[@AnnetteRintelmann]

THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE INFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@FiredGlass]

Our pleasure!