glass powder sifting with a silkscreen

Creating interesting blends and effects with Glass Powder using a blank silkscreen. I use these for creating the background for multi layer landscapes and want to share how easy it is to use! In this video I use Oceanside 96 powders but have the same results when I use Bullseye powders. This does not work for fine frit, only powder. Please use a fine particle dust mask or respirator when working with all glass powder!

[@sherrirowan5049]

Very fun. Very well instructed. Super inspiring. ❤ thank you

[@elaineret]

Thank you for the tip about SS screen. Definitely will try this.

[@glendasnailham8275]

Wow I’m so glad I found your site this is what I want to try but did not know where to start thank you

[@glassjunkie1500]

Thanks for this - I find the technique you use to create movement so inspiring.

[@3PairDesigns]

What wonderful gift of talent for you to share! This is precisely what I have been looking for, thank you so much ! I am a new subscriber, and looking forward to going to your website. Thanks again for sharing!

[@bernadinemcdonald6818]

Fabulous thank you for sharing.

[@carolineb902]

This is fantastic! Love the movement of drawing the powder across the glass. Marvellous video..well taught. Any advise on where to purchase the SS screen?
Thank you

[@garyrobinson837]

Just watched this and loved it do you then put finished piece on a tack fuse or full fuse with a clear layer underneath?

[@claudiaserafin6868]

How did you make the silk screen frame?

[@andreayagoda9679]

Was wondering if you would sell your instructions to make the silk screen frame with the SS mesh? Thank you

[@adilamjad9171]

Please tell me how to fuse ?this technique is soo nice😍😍😍

[@KarenFerrantelli]

Do you sell your screens or have a supply list on how to make them

[@sandisloan7003]

I have also accidentally dumped the glass powder into the wrong container, good advise one opened at a time lol

[@claudiaserafin6868]

Are you using transparent or opaque powder?

[@susanhirschartglass]

You can use either because the background is white. opaque may cover more where you overlap but it all works with this technique. You can buy a regular silkscreen at blicks or a silkscreen supply. 110 mesh is best for powder. I switched to stainless because the silk eventually gets small holes from the abrasion. Stainless is very challaging to stretch. Maybe I will get around to doing a video on the technique I figured out for it.

[@claudiaserafin6868]

Thank you!

[@snergie]

Hello - what fuse did you do this - tack ?

[@andreayagoda9679]

What size stainless screen is that? Thanks

[@susanhirschartglass]

100 Mesh 150 Micron 16" X32" Screen Stainless T-316 (1 piece) Surgical Grade Filter Material Particulate Capture Extracts Home Brewing Aquariums Biofuel

[@andreayagoda9679]

@@susanhirschartglass Thank you. I just love what you have been doing. I do not have a sandblaster but just love watching you make "waves" with the glass powder.