Another great video, Some of your patterns are no longer available when you click on the link. i enjoy your creativity and you explain things so well! THANK YOU!
The site I used to post the videos seems to no longer exist. I am going to sell them for $2.50 on my ETSY site: PJsGlassCreations.etsy.com, but since you pointed out that the links no longer work I am going to send them to you for free. Please go to my etsy site and send me a message and I will send the information right over. I can't seem to attach anything here.
Our ground is very hard here so it has never been a problem. Perhaps water the ground around your stem and pack it down well. Or, the copper is really soft to drill into. Maybe you could drill a hole and put a metal stake through the hole and into the ground.
Awesome video! Question: to put it in the ground, do you have to have some kind of stake that the copper goes into or can you push it directly into the dirt?
Another great video! Just one question: did you use the same temp for you tack fuse as your slump? Your tack fuse says 1280 for 10 minutes and your slump temp is 1280 for 28 minutes. Also, the temperature for the leaf was 1280 also for 10 minutes. Is that right? I’m confused.
Wow! I don't know what I was referencing when I made the fusing schedules. I have deleted them from the video and added the correct schedules as links in the description of the video. Thanks for pointing out the errors.
Absolutely genius method of attaching flowers. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us. I wish I lived by you!😊❤❤❤❤
Thanks! The Mesquite gallery where I live is opening a studio soon, and I will be teaching glass classes there. Too bad you don't live here!
I have been making glass flowers for years! Your process is brilliant. Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Thank you Pam for another great video. Beautiful 🌻!! Thanks for sharing your talent, tutorial and tips! Looking forward to the next one.
You are so welcome!
Wonderful! So good of you to share your knowledge and creations😊
Thanks!
Great video! Thanks so much for sharing your creativity and talent!
Thanks for watching!
This is excellent!! Thanks soo much for sharing... LOVE it!!
You're welcome! I'm glad you love it. Have fun fusing!
Please share your source for your leaf mold! Love the video and your way of attaching to copper pipe!
I just found you and I really enjoyed your teaching o on this video. Thank you!
Thanks!
Really good tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome!
I just discovered you today. Great video!!! Thank you for all this info. How did I not know that these wonderful leaf molds existed??????
You are so welcome!
Love this idea!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
Love the video and love the leaf mold. Where did you get that leaf mold?
Fabulous thank you!
You're very welcome!
Great video!
Thanks!
Another great video, Some of your patterns are no longer available when you click on the link. i enjoy your creativity and you explain things so well! THANK YOU!
Let me check on the patterns.
May I ask what brands or types of kilns you use? Your video is the first I've found that actually shows placing in the kiln. Nice information.
I have a small Jen Ken 15/6 that uses regular power and a larger Jen Ken 24" kiln.
Loved the video, thank you. Unfortunately the links to the firing schedules just come up with an error message.
The site I used to post the videos seems to no longer exist. I am going to sell them for $2.50 on my ETSY site: PJsGlassCreations.etsy.com, but since you pointed out that the links no longer work I am going to send them to you for free. Please go to my etsy site and send me a message and I will send the information right over. I can't seem to attach anything here.
Hi! From what manufacturer is the lens cutter? Looks fab. Thanks!
Sorry, there is nothing on it indicating the manufacturer. If it helps, I think bought it on Amazon.
Pam, when you push it into the ground how do you stop it spinning round in the wind?
Our ground is very hard here so it has never been a problem. Perhaps water the ground around your stem and pack it down well. Or, the copper is really soft to drill into. Maybe you could drill a hole and put a metal stake through the hole and into the ground.
@@pjsglasscreations354 Thanks Pam I will try that
Awesome video! Question: to put it in the ground, do you have to have some kind of stake that the copper goes into or can you push it directly into the dirt?
You can just push it into the dirt, or if the dirt is really hard you may have dig a small hole first.
Another great video! Just one question: did you use the same temp for you tack fuse as your slump? Your tack fuse says 1280 for 10 minutes and your slump temp is 1280 for 28 minutes. Also, the temperature for the leaf was 1280 also for 10 minutes. Is that right? I’m confused.
Wow! I don't know what I was referencing when I made the fusing schedules. I have deleted them from the video and added the correct schedules as links in the description of the video. Thanks for pointing out the errors.
Where did you get your bits for the drill?
I think I got them on Amazon.
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Thanks for the tip!
Where can i get the template
The link is now added to the video. Go to: www.linkpicture.com/q/Sunflower-pattern.jpg
Great video tutorial as always. Another flower to add to my garden. TFS. 😁