Beginner Introduction to Stained Glass Mosaics Video, Part One
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2015
- Welcome to an illuminating journey into the world of stained glass as a versatile mosaic material! Join "Make it Mosaics" in this insightful video where we explore the fundamentals of stained glass-its cutting techniques, varied uses, and essential tips.
Discover the Beginner Mosaics Introduction Stained Glass Video, Part One, serving as a perfect entry point into the enchanting realm of mosaic artistry. Whether you're a newcomer or an enthusiast eager to expand your mosaic repertoire, this video series provides a comprehensive foundation. Stay tuned for Part 2 to elevate your skills and embark on a fulfilling mosaic journey!
Beginner Introduction to Stained Glass Mosaics Video, Part Two we unveil invaluable completion tips to enhance your mosaic craftsmanship.
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I really enjoy all of your videos great teaching methods and tricks of the trade!! Just starting out as, mosaic enthusiast, inspiring to become a mosaicist!! Currently, taking classes at Chicago Mosaic School. I will pick up your books as well Bonnie Fitzgerald!
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Well glue shows thru clear stained glass pieces. I spread it as thin as I could and i was told to use e61000 .
e60000 is an industrial adhesive, cures clearish - few adhesives cure 100%clear. You will almost always see the substrate. A trick is to use metallic tape on the back of your clear stained glass - creates kind of a mirror effect, but only ok for indoors. Then you can use WeldBond or other PVA glue. For the exterior, I use a white thin-set, which has 100% coverage between the glass and the substrate, and simply reads white.
Lovely
Glad you liked it.
Just wondering how YOU avoid bubbles under transparent pieces....a constant headache .
Sorry, your question slipped through the cracks. The best way to avoid bubbles is to be very generous with adhesive, so much so it seeps out the side, and you clean that up. True for PVA (Weldbond) or silicone - the 2 most common adhesives for glass. And be clear, with little tesserae, silicone is tricky; I try to stay with opaque stained glass vs transparent. Another trick is to put silver tape on the back of the transparent glass (again, tricky if tiny pieces); this makes the stained glass like a mirror. I can get the silver tape at stained glass stores. PS in the Tempered Glass video on the channel I show an example of using silicone in abundance to achieve bubble free. Good luck!
1. if using PVA glue fully "seat" the glass (cover entire piece of glass with glue then "wiggle it" in place to work out bubbles 2. sometimes I use clear silicone, same process 3. if exterior use white thin-set, no bubbles but again fully cover back of glass with the adhesive. Good luck. it's a battle.
Que pena que não esta traduzido para o português
You can get subtitles in English.
Right?
Thank you - keep creating!! Visit my website to see what workshops I teach and where www.maverickmosaics.com . Also you can purchase my books from me (if you want signed), otherwise my books available for lots of vendors, including Witsend Mosaic and amazon.com
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