Fused Glass Deviled Egg Tray with Field of Murrini
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2022
- This was a fun one! All my materials, links, and firing schedules are below. Thanks for supporting artists such as Paula and Lori, and thanks for supporting me by considering using one of my affiliate links if you are planning to make a purchase. It won’t cost you anything extra, but it gives me a small commission to help support my free UA-cam content!
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Glass used: Bullseye clear Tekta and opaline striker (403).
Murrini cane from Wilderness Glass by Lori Moreno: wildernessglass.com (for COE 96, check out similar designs and quality at bethalongi.com)
Mold from Paula McCoy/Colors For Earth: colorsforearth.com/product/tm...
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FIRING SCHEDULES:
Full Fuse -
300-1100-45
50-1225-60
600-1475-15
9999-900-180
100-600-0
Fire polish -
300-1400-15
9999-900-90
100-600-0
Slump -
200-1225-2 hours 15 min (I might add five more min next time)
9999-900-120
100-600-0 - Навчання та стиль
This is stunning...now I want to order a ton of Opaline!
Beautiful!
Love it! Beautiful 🤩
Very nice!!!
Thank you!
Beautiful. I have to get both the mold and a lady bug.
Wow!!!!
Thank you for the videos. I am at the very beginning of my glass fusing hobby. You are definitely helping me become obsessed. Your work is gorgeous
Aw, thank you!
I love your use of murrini. I’m going to shop for some and try it. I like your videos as they hit my sweet spot for knowledge and experience. You’re inspiring me to try some things I haven’t done so far. Thank you for your firing schedule info as I find that one of the trickiest parts of the craft. I’ve used info from Bullseye as guidance and have had good luck so far, but every time I use a new mold for the first time, I sweat it. Glass is great, though, because you can always put it through another slump if you don’t get there the first time!
BEAUTIFUL!!! Especially the murini work. Thanks for sharing.
This piece is wonderful. I love the mold.
I love the murrini and glass you used with the wave look. I think a simpler mold would have shown the wave off more. I like the mold too and I probably would have tried the murrini either just in the middle or around where the eggs sit to highlight one of the areas more. That's just me. Love all your videos and the different takes on things!
Soooooo beautiful!
Thanks for the awesome video!
LOVE IT!
Great video. I love egg trays. I just ordered the mold. Thank you!
I love this plate. The opaline striker looks great and really elevated the piece.
Thank you!
As usual a great learning video. That piece is gorgeous. Such a good idea to put in the river of murrine.
Thank you!
I absolutely love my cutters mate. My tip to you is: hold it with your finger tips don’t grab with entire hand. I always push some too, it has to help. Lol. Love the project, excellent job. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the tip!!!
Had you considered of making just one curvy cut for the top piece, in a shorter length of glass that could then be opened up to the finished width for the cane pieces?
Definitely, and I’ve done this before. But I’m this case, I was trying to use two pieces of larger scrap.
Gorgeous platter. Couldnt you have just put the other side of the opaline on top of the first side and traced it?
Beautiful!! Thanks also for the link to that etsy shop with the canes. I have been looking for good sources of that since the place I used to get it locally does not carry cane anymore. :( - Heidi
I love Lori’s work! The cost can add up but it’s possible to catch a deal now and then or use plain glass rods to fill in some space and have a less expensive cost.
This is a fantastic video! Thanks so much for sharing all of the information with us. I just purchased the egg mold and can’t wait to try it. Will you be sharing your slump schedule? Thanks so much!
I include all my schedules in the video notes. Look there for the slump schedule. Thanks!
Very nice! I have seen you use the murrini like this several times. I have been tempted to try it, but I work in coe 96 and the murrini is crazy-expensive. The amount you used in that project would astronomical. The best price I have found is about $25 for a little two ounce bag. When I retire, maybe I will learn to pull my own cane, just to be able to use murrine that way. :)
I do spend a lot, but I also try to find a good deal when I can. This was more affordable because I bought it on Lori’s Black Friday sale and the prices were good!
@@JamaisonSchuler Well done on getting good deals! That means you can really experiment. When I get glass on a good deal, I feel so much more free to try new things, rather than treating every piece like it was gold.
Love it, just too big for my little kin, that has a 13inch shelve. Ugh, but I don’t have room for a bigger kiln
I know the feeling!
ok, whatg was the pink stuff you put on the mold?
Kiln wash to protect the mold so glass won’t stick
@@JamaisonSchuler thank you so much for the clarification
I don’t see your firing schedule?
They are in the video notes.
How to find detailed video notes in UA-cam
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