5:19 Very Nice! A lot of time for sure. The fun part is learning from Jill about the glass progress, this is the job part with useful adhesive, hardware fixture info, thank you For sharing! Now, back to the fun part!
People's finished work can often be spoilt or not shown off to its best by poor choice of mounting. Same with picture frames and other items than need a complimentary device to show them off to their best.
Thank you for your clear and inspiring tutorial. It is very generous of you to share your beautiful work and techniques. I hope your channel will be well supported
I have never ben so excited to try your fish. Thank you for sharing your techniques and professional skill with us all. Not often that an artist will share their secrets with us all. Mahalol Love them💕
so i have to say im totally inspired by your work. You 2 make an awesome team. from the cutting of the fish to the tools being used. Im needing to buy those tools, and this Sept is a glass sale in my area, this will be the 1st yr of mainly buying powder and of course tekta. thank u so much for showing how to mount the fish to the wall, never really understood how. thank u, thank u!!!!
Thanks for watching Sephen. Glad you found this series valuable, plenty more to come. I am the Orson Wells of glass, doing cameo roles in my own productions. LOL
Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas and for providing such clear instructions. I really appreciate your calm and friendly approach, and the lack of annoying background music (that is so often present)! Please do more videos. Quick question - could you possibly give an indication of the sizes of mounts used please? There are so many on the CGG website that I don't know where to begin. Thanks, and lots of luck with the channel.
Thank you, glad to hear you like out videos. Agreed on background music, most odd overlaying over the narration for an instructional video. It has it's place in nature documentaries etc. We chose the polished 1/2" diameter size for all the mounts which is the smallest in the super-duty stand-off range. Length wise we opted for the 1/2", 1" and 2".
Thanks Jane. Links are in the description. If you are on a desktop computer that's easier to find as they are right underneath the video. On a mobile / tablet make sure you are not viewing the video in full screen mode. Best to have the phone held vertically too. Then tap on the title of the video below the preview to display the description and the links.
I am thinking of creating a similar project. I see you use warm glass but where did you buy the vibrating cartridge applicator and the powder tool? Loved the simple instructions
Thank you so much for getting back to me. Unfortunately Warm Glass, my normal supplier, do not stock either and the item is out of stock at Creative Glass. Luckily I have a a dot and line applicator so that will do to start!
@paul gibson ah apologies, I thought you were referring to the spring loaded sifter. If it's the silver globe type sift Jill used, then this is a loose leaf tea holder which you can get from any good household shop. The P3 Powder Pro Plus I thought Warm Glass sold, apologies. It's American made, so they import them. We may have created a Delia Smith shortage as many people have tried to purchase them on the back of this project series.
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Great to see you John and thank you SO much for your clear and well presented solution to hanging! 🙏
My pleasure!
5:19 Very Nice! A lot of time for sure. The fun part is learning from Jill about the glass progress, this is the job part with useful adhesive, hardware fixture info, thank you For sharing! Now, back to the fun part!
People's finished work can often be spoilt or not shown off to its best by poor choice of mounting. Same with picture frames and other items than need a complimentary device to show them off to their best.
@@FiredGlass Well, your video showed me things that I did not know exist, thank you!
Thank you for sharing your work! You're an excellent teacher.
You're very welcome!
3. Fantastic very clear videos. Many thanks both of you! ❤❤😊
Our pleasure!
Absolutely brilliant, clear and precise instructions which were easy to understand. Leant so much, thank you. Jill Popple
That is learnt not leant!
Thanks Jill, glad it was informative
I love your tutorials. Fantastic
Thanks for watching
Thank you, great vidéo, hello from Québec
Thank you Québec, thanks for watching Catherine.
Thank you for your clear and inspiring tutorial. It is very generous of you to share your beautiful work and techniques. I hope your channel will be well supported
Thank you Gillian for watching. Glad you like our content and approach. Plenty more videos to come. Spread the word :-)
Thanks for the inspiration, going into the studio now to have a go. Brilliant videos well presented keep up the good work
Great to hear! Thanks for watching
Good presentation. Thank you
Thanks Gloria, they do look good presented that way.
Amazing work!
Thank you Rebeca, thanks for watching.
Love this 💜
Thank you.
This is incredible!
Thank you, glad you liked and thanks for watching.
Very helpful!
Good to hear, thanks for watching
Beautiful! I love the way they are displayed.
Thank you, the display method does make a huge difference to the presentation of the finished piece. It's almost as important.
Thank you so much for this great little series. What a great team you two are, very clear explanations and pictures. Thank you so much! 😊👍
Our pleasure, glad we inspired you.
Love the mounting method!
The mounts really show off the final design and colours. The mounts do suit the subject.
I have never ben so excited to try your fish. Thank you for sharing your techniques and professional skill with us all. Not often that an artist will share their secrets with us all. Mahalol Love them💕
Thank you Diane, that is great to hear. Thanks for watching.
Awesome beautiful project! I love your channel! Keep them coming. Do you have a store?
Thanks for watching. We do have a website and online shop. Note we are UK based and only ship within the UK. Www.FiredGlass.biz
Thank you John for sharing your knowledge.This series of videos has really inspired me I can't wait to scetch out some ideas and have a go..
Thanks Sarah, so pleased to hear you are inspired, that pleases us greatly.
Thank you for sharing! Great videos! Can’t wait for more.
Thanks Debby, glad you liked this project. Thanks for subscribing too.
Brilliant Video and tutorial as always - thank you your work is so inspiring.
Thank you for watching. Glad to hear you like our craft.
Beautiful work. I feel really inspired to learn more about this craft.
Thank you, glad it was enjoyable and inspiring.
Thank you for posting these beautiful fish! I can't wait to try some 🤗
Thanks for watching Kristy. Great to hear you are going to make some too - excellent!
Thank you so much very easy tutorials to follow and so helpful x
Thank you for watching Susan. Glad to hear you found them useful and easy to follow. That is great to hear.
so i have to say im totally inspired by your work. You 2 make an awesome team. from the cutting of the fish to the tools being used. Im needing to buy those tools, and this Sept is a glass sale in my area, this will be the 1st yr of mainly buying powder and of course tekta. thank u so much for showing how to mount the fish to the wall, never really understood how. thank u, thank u!!!!
Glad it was useful. Thanks for watching and subscribing. You have fun times ahead of you by the sounds of it. 🙌
Good product 👍👍👍❤
Thanks Ben, thanks for watching.
Love your ideas!
Thanks for watching Judy, glad you like the ideas.
Nice to see you John!! Thanks for showing this.. This is such a valuable video. Thanks for all you both do :)
Thanks for watching Sephen. Glad you found this series valuable, plenty more to come. I am the Orson Wells of glass, doing cameo roles in my own productions. LOL
Thank you, great video. Some mackerels seam to be curved, do you use a mold ? what kind ? Many thanks to you.Hello from France !
No mould used, handcut flat glass. See parts 1 & 2 of this series which covers this from the beginning. This is part 3.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas and for providing such clear instructions. I really appreciate your calm and friendly approach, and the lack of annoying background music (that is so often present)! Please do more videos.
Quick question - could you possibly give an indication of the sizes of mounts used please? There are so many on the CGG website that I don't know where to begin. Thanks, and lots of luck with the channel.
Thank you, glad to hear you like out videos. Agreed on background music, most odd overlaying over the narration for an instructional video. It has it's place in nature documentaries etc.
We chose the polished 1/2" diameter size for all the mounts which is the smallest in the super-duty stand-off range. Length wise we opted for the 1/2", 1" and 2".
@@FiredGlass Thanks very much - that's really helpful. Starting the project tomorrow.
Three great videos but can never find the links.
Thanks Jane. Links are in the description. If you are on a desktop computer that's easier to find as they are right underneath the video. On a mobile / tablet make sure you are not viewing the video in full screen mode. Best to have the phone held vertically too. Then tap on the title of the video below the preview to display the description and the links.
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I am thinking of creating a similar project. I see you use warm glass but where did you buy the vibrating cartridge applicator and the powder tool? Loved the simple instructions
Hi Paul, both items can be purchased from Warm Glass. Powder Pro Plus (P3) and Fine Mesh Softer. Under Tools and Supplies > Hand Tools and Equipment
Thank you so much for getting back to me.
Unfortunately Warm Glass, my normal supplier, do not stock either and the item is out of stock at Creative Glass.
Luckily I have a a dot and line applicator so that will do to start!
@paul gibson ah apologies, I thought you were referring to the spring loaded sifter. If it's the silver globe type sift Jill used, then this is a loose leaf tea holder which you can get from any good household shop.
The P3 Powder Pro Plus I thought Warm Glass sold, apologies. It's American made, so they import them. We may have created a Delia Smith shortage as many people have tried to purchase them on the back of this project series.