I save my frit. I place a sheet of paper under my glass. After one color of frit is applied, I remove the glass and pour the unused frit back in the jar. The glass is replaced on the sheet of paper and I apply the next color of frit.
Hi Teri, Thanks for the tip, will give it a try next time I'm working with frit. Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos on my channel> Regards, Bill Stone
Hi again, Glad you are enjoying the videos; it's been fun sharing these projects with others. Have a great day and thanks for your comments. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Sally, Thanks for your comment, if you have any questions regarding my videos, please feel free to ask me anything about them. Have a great day and thanks for subscribing to my channel. Regards, Bill Stone
I'm glad I stumbled onto this video, I'm very new to fusing, so you are a godsend to watch! Thanks for the video and I'm looking forward to viewing more. I love the dichroic & the decal candy dishes the best!
Hi Carol, So glad you enjoyed the video, there's a couple of other videos where I have used Fused Glass in them. Check out the wind chimes, and the pinwheel wind chimes along with the floral leaded glass projects. All the projects I make that are fused glass are made with COD 96 glass. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER !! video and you can see which candy dish won the voting!! Thanks for your comment, and please feel free to ask me anything about these video projects. Best of luck with your fused glass adventure. Also check out my video THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THINGS GO BAD!! You sometimes get a surprise with your fused glass projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hello Bill, Your dishes are absolutely beautiful and so easy to make. I would like to find out where to buy the slumping mold for the dishes and would also like to get the firing schedules.
Hi Ray, So glad you enjoyed the video, the slumping mold is about 25 years old and was made by Slumpy's, P/N SM-9100. They are still in business; I don't know if that mold is still available. If not, maybe you could find one on E Bay for a good price. If you will watch the video, WE HAVE A WINNER !! you will see which dish won the voting and the firing schedule is at the end of that video. Thanks for your comment. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Laura, Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video project. Check out the Video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! and see which candy dish won the most votes. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. Check out We Have A Winner!!! video and you can see what everyone that voted liked best. Again, thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me anything about these projects and I will send you a reply. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Carol, Thanks for your kind words, so glade you enjoyed the video project!! When you have time check out my video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! You can see which candy dish got the most votes. Have a great day and thanks for subscribing to my channel. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Sandra, So glad you liked the video project, thanks for your vote on the candy dishes. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish got the most votes!! Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Marta, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you're finding these projects are helpfully. It's been fun sharing them with others!! I'm going to be posting the winning dish this weekend. If you haven't voted for your favorite one you still have time. Are you into fused glass right now or just thinking about it? Thanks for your comment and have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone PS: If you like Travel Adventures, check out my new travel channel, Bill Stone's Travel Adventures
Hi Lila, So glad you enjoyed the video and for your kind words. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! and see which candy dish won the most votes. Thanks for your comment and have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Cheri, So glad you enjoyed the video project and thanks for your kind words!! Check out my video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Margarita, Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the project. It's been fun sharing these projects with others!! Enjoy your day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, Thanks for your comment, so glad you enjoyed the video project!! Chack out my video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Mimi, Thanks for your comment, so glad you enjoyed the video, check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! to see which candy dish won the voting. Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
I liked the painted one best! I’m thinking about taking a class on fusing glass and this video gave me a much better understanding of the methods. Thank you for sharing 😃
Hi and thanks for your comment on the candy dish projects. Fused glass can be a lot of fun and you can make all kinds of projects with it!! When you have time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which dish got the most votes. Also, there are several other fused project videos on my channel you can check out when you have the time. There are two on how to make wind chimes, there is the one on what happens when it all goes bad, and two more on the floral display projects. Thanks again for your comment and I hope you will take the class and start playing with the fused glass. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Adrienne, Thanks so much for your kind words, unfortunately I purchased that slumping mold about 25 years ago from a company called Slumpy's, it has a part number SM-9100. They are still in business and can be found on the internet. You might also check and see if someone on E-Bay might have one to sell. If you want to see which candy dish won the voting, check out my video called WE HAVE A WINNER!! Thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me about any of my video projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Absolutely loved your video! I am already looking forward to watching more :) I vote for the frit one. Quick question: What circle cutter are you using? I haven't bought one yet and yours looks like it does a good job. Thanks again for putting together a very helpful and inspiring video.
Hi, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you're enjoying the videos!! Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and you will see which candy dish won the voting. The circle cutter I'm using is from Amazon, sold by a company called Do It Tool. It's not expensive, around $20 and works great. Not too crazy about the numbers on the adjustable slider to set the size of the circle that you want. I just use my ruler and set the slider with the cutting wheel on it. Again, thanks for watching my videos and hopefully they will give you some ideas for your projects. Have a great day!! I have a new video coming out this weekend, keep your eye open for it!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video project. If you will check out my video, WE HAVE A WINNER you will see which candy dish won the voting. Also, at the end of that video there is a firing schedule I used for my kiln. It also tells the name of the kiln I have. Again, thanks for your comment. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, Thanks for your kind words!! So glad you enjoyed the video. When you have some time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER !! and you can see which candy dish won the voting. Unfortunately, I don't sell any of these projects, except at a Christmas Boutique we have every year where we live. I'm so sorry!! Thanks for your comment. Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Just watched this video - love all the variations!! Would you mind sharing what mold u used and the size of terra cotta pot - it made such a unique bowl!!
Hi Terry, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video on the candy dishes. The slumping mold is about 25 years old and was from Slumpy's, they are still in business, not sure they still make this mold. I think it was for making an ash tray, not sure of that. I wasn't crazy about that mold until I came up with the idea to drape it and make it into a candy dish. I just use a standard 4" terra cotta pot as a draping mold with kiln wash on it. I did drill some vent holes around the top ring to vent it. When you have time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish won the voting!!! Thanks for your comment and please enjoy my other video projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Connie, Nice to hear from you again!! The mold is about 25 years old and was made by Slumpy's, P/N SM-9100. They are still in business, and I don't know if it's still available or not. I think it was to make an ash tray, not sure. I really didn't like it until I got the idea to slump it than drape it to make it into a dish. I think you might get the same results if you had a shallow 6" slumping mold with ripple edges on it and drape it to make the dish. We took a vote on which candy dish they liked best, check out WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which dish got the most votes!! Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. The slumping mold was from a company called Slumpy's and the P/N was SM-9100. I purchased this mold about 25 years ago on a close out sale and don't know if they still make it. They are online, so you can check it out. The draping mold is made out of a standard red clay pot with some vent holes drilled in it and has kiln wash on it. Check out the We Have A winner!!! video and you can see which dish got the most votes. Thanks for your comment and feel free to ask me anything about these projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Mark, Unfortunately, that slumping mold is about 25 years old and was made by a company called Slumpy's. P/N SM-9100. They are still in business, might check their web page and see if they still have that one. When You have time check out my video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting. Sorry I couldn't have been more helpful. Thanks for your comment and I hope you can find a mold that will work for you. Have a great dayRegards, Bill Stone
Hi Nancy, Thanks for your comment. That Slumping Mold is about 25 years old and was made by a company called Slumpy's with a P/N 9100. They are still in business; you might check then out on the internet. I think the mold was to make an ash tray. I got the idea to drape it into a candy dish because I really didn't care for it too much and since I don't smoke, I didn't need any ash trays hanging around. Thats one of the fun parts of making fused glass pieces, sometimes you try something that turns out real nice for you. You might also check on E Bay and see it someone has one for sale. Please feel free to ask me anything about these projects on my channel. Have a great!! Regards, Bill Stone PS: Did you look at the video WE HAVE A WINNER !! it shows which dish won the voting.
Hi Don, Thanks for your comment, glad you found the schedule for firing the candy dishes. I was going to put it in the first video and forgot to do that, my bad!! Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Gwen, I'm so sorry, I posted the video and forgot to add the Firing Schedules. Look at the We Have A Winner!!! video, it's at the end of that video. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Linda, Thanks for your kind words and your comment on the Fused Candy Dishes. It's been fun sharing these projects with others. Hopefully you will check out some my other videos on my channel. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Melissa, I think you're asking what mold I used to slump the candy dishes!! It's a real old slumping mold I purchased 25 years ago and is on longer available. I talked to the maker, and they don't have any more in stock. It was made by a company called Slumpy's. You can check them out on the internet. Thanks for your comment and please feel free to ask me anything about my video projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, Thanks for your comment and your kind words. When you have time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish got the most votes. Again, thanks for subscribing to my channel and I hope you will check out some of my other projects. Have a great day!!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Dot, Thanks for your comment, the slumping mold is from a company called Slumpy's and I purchased it about 25 years ago, not sure if they still have it in stock. The P/N is SM-9100. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Kristi, Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you will check out some of my other video projects when you have time. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish got the most votes. Have a great day and thanks again for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Kristi, If you are into fused glass, check out my videos with the floral arrangements in them, they also have some fused glass in them. Again, thanks for your comment and have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Susan, So glad you enjoyed the video, The mold is from Slumpy's and is about 25 years old, it has a P/N SM-9100. They are still in business and you night check with them to see if it's still available. Check out my video called WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish wone the voting!! Again, thanks for your kind words and thanks for your comment. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Patricia, Welcome to my channel and thanks for your kind words!! When you have a chance check out my video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting. Again, thanks for your comment and have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Lynn, Thanks for your comment. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish got the most votes!! Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Lauri, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos when you have time. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi again, sorry I didn't see this question, yes you can make a water slide decal on a Laser Printer that uses dry toner, there are several TH-cam videos showing you how to make them. I haven't ever tried to make one as I don't have a laser printer. I think Amazon sells the decal paper you would need. I have no idea what the quality is like on them. Let me know it you try to make one. The decals I used are for the candy dish in this video were ceramics decals and fire at 1325 degrees. Hope this helps you out!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, Thanks for your comment, the slumping mold for this project is about 25 years old and was sold by a company called Slumpy's. The P/N is SM-9100, they are still in business, and you can check to see if it's still available. I think it was for making ash trays originally, not sure of that. I never really liked that slumping mold until one day I decided to take a slumped project made on that mold and put it on a draping mold and the rest is history!! Sorry I couldn't be more help to you. You might check E-Bay and maybe someone may have one they would sell. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Mami, Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos also!! Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
They are all great. Good conservation of glass using 1 layer. Curious about the fusing schedules. I'll study them in a minute. What COE are you using? Favorite is actually the painted one. New technique for me. 😂 That slump mold is fab!
Hi Marcia, Thanks for your vote, it's a fun project to make and you can do just about anything you want to put on them. The base for all these dishes is a 3mm glass. COD 96, It's the old Spectrum glass, which is now Oceanside Tile and Glass. I was going to include the firing schedule in the video and forgot to put the slide in, my bad. I'm going to make a quick video with the winning dish and will add the schedule at the end of that one. I can tell you the first fuse is a full fuse at 1474, the second fuse is 1400 for the slump and the last is 1220 for the drape. If you have never draped anything before it's fun, you never know what you're going to get. You can just cut a square piece of glass and drape it and that makes a nice candle holder. Again, thanks for your comment, enjoy my videos when you have time. Keep a eye out for the winner video should be later this week. Regards, Bill Stone
I so wish I had a kiln! It is on my list ❤. The dichroic bowl is my #1 favorite. My #2 is the pink with decals. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are inspiring.
Hi Karen, Thanks so much for your vote, I'm going to post the winner this weekend. You will get your Kiln when the time is right. You have to remember it's taken me 50 years to collect all the different systems I have. I had to learn most of these systems by trial and error over time, but with TH-cam now you can find out how to do just about anything you want!! Alot of time you can find these kilns for sale in the local newspapers. Before I purchased this one, I was using an old kiln made for making ceramics and it used what they called a cone setter for the max heat and then would turn off. Check around with friends they may know someone that has a kiln just setting around would like to get rid of it. Most of these small kilns just use standard household 110 voltage lines to plug into. If you were happened to find one of these old kilns, don't pay a lot for it, and you would meed to buy some setter cones for setting the heating range. I found 019 cone for draping all the way up to 015 cone for a full fuse. I'm sorry for rambling on!!! Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
That's a hard pick. They all have their own mood or character. I think I'll have to choose the one made with noodles. That was hard! 😊 I know my top 3! Noodles Rainbow Black one The scribble one is very artsy. The more l look at it the more l like it.
Hi, Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video. When you have time check out the WE HAVE A WINNER!!! video and you will see which candy dish win 1st place in the voting!! Hopefully you will take a look at some of my other videos on my channel. Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Aww Bill i live all of them I am definitely getting a kiln This could become another Art Addiction for me lol 🤣Thankyou so much for sharing yr knowledge
Hi Austra, Thanks so much fir your kind words, I have enjoyed making these videos and sharing them with others like you!! Thanks for subscribing to my channel and I hope you will check out some of my other glass projects. I have a new one on Fused Glass coming out at the end of the week, keep an eye open for this one, it has some surprises in it. I wasn't even sure how it was going to come out!! If you have any questions about any of these videos, please feel free to ask me anything about them. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Terry, Welcome to my channel, I'm so happy to have you as a subscriber. Please feel free to ask me anything about these videos. There are 52 videos in all. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER !! and see which dish got the most votes!! Again, thanks and welcome to my channel. Working on a new video with my granddaughter, who hasn't never done any leaded glass before, should be a fun one. It's going to be a 3 panel suncatcher for beginners! Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Carloyn, Thanks for your vote, glad you enjoyed the video. These dished are fun to make and you can do anything you want to them. Hopefully you will check out some of my other video's. Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Myma, Welcome to my channel, thanks for your kind words!! Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting!! Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Alisa, Thanks for your vote. Yes, all the base glass is 3mm COD 96, it's the old Spectrum glass and is now Oceanside Tile and Glass. The first fuse is a full fuse at 1475, The second fuse is at 1400 to slump and the third fuse is 1220 to drape the dish. I will show a fusing schedule at the end of the video showing the winner of the dishes. It will be posted at the end of the week. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, So glad you enjoyed the video, you are in good company, check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! and you can see which candy dish won!! Have a great day and I hope you will watch some of my other videos. I have 50 different glass projects on my channel. Thanks again for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. Cutting a circle inside a circle can be done, it takes a lot of work to do that. There are several videos on TH-cam showing different ways to do it. I have never tried to do it, so don't know which style I would like best. Thanks for your comment and please check out the rest of my videos when you have time. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Sylvia, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. If you haven't had time to watch the video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! you will see which dish won the voting. Again, thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me anything about my video projects. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Looks like a lot of us agree on a favorite! When you said it’s fun because you never know how it’ll turn out…that part and the rainbow colors totally reminds me of tie dying!
Hi Brett, Thanks for your comment and vote on your favorite one!! The Kiln I have is made by Skutt and is called a HotStart Pro & Fire Box. I have had it since 2009 and find it easy to program and set up. I use code 96 glass for all my fused projects, you can also use this glass for your stained glass projects It's made by Oceanside Glasstile Co., it's the old Spectrum Glass Co. All the glass they make is Code 96 Glass. Again, thanks for your comment. Regards, Bill Stone PS: When you get some time check out my new Bill Stone's Travel Adventures channel, just getting it up and running!
Hi Rachel, Good to hear from you again, glad you enjoyed the video. When you have time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! and you can see which candy dish won the voting. Have a good day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Thanks for your comments and thank you for your vote on which dish you liked best!! I have had so much fun making and sharing these different projects with others. Check out my Bill Stone's Travel Adventures videos, I'm just getting started with them. Again, thanks for your kind words, and feel free to ask me anything about any of these projects. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Kathryn, Nice to hear from you, Thant's for your vote on the candy dishes. Have a great day and check out my new Bill Stone's Travel Adventure's channel, just getting it started take a look at it when you have time. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Amanda, So glad you enjoyed the video on the candy dishes!! Chack out the video WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish got the most votes. Thanks for your comment and enjoy your day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Annette, Thanks for your comment, so glad you enjoyed the video. If you want to see which candy dish won, the voting go look at the video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! It shows how each dish came in on our voting!! Again, thanks for your kind words, please feel free to ask me anything about these projects if you have any questions. Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Monica, Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER !! and you can see which candy dish won the voting!! Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Bella, Thanks for your comment, nice to hear from you. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER, and you can see which candy dish got the most votes. Have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Michael, Thanks for your vote on the candy dishes!! Been a fun project to make and they make a great gift. Again, thanks for your comment. When you have some time check out my new channel, Bill Stone's Travel Adventure's just getting it started. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Celesta, That slumping mold is from a company called Slumpy's. This is a real old mold I purchased about 25 years ago. I don't know if they still make this one, it's P/N SM-9100. So glad you enjoyed the video. If you haven't voted for your favorite dish, you still have time to vote. Going to close the voting on Saturday. I will post the winner then. Thanks for your comment and have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi again, glad you enjoyed the video. They are fun to make and make great gifts. Have a great day, and thanks for your vote on which one you liked best!! Regards, Bill Stone PS: Did you get a change to look at my new channel, Bill Stone's Travel Adventures?
Hi Mellisa, Yes, they are safe for food. The one with the glass paint would be the only one I'm not sure about. It is draped with glass side in so I wouldn't think there would be a problem with it. Thanks for your comment, and please feel free to ask me anything about these projects. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Michelle, I had a lot of votes for that one!! Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish win the voting. Enjoy your day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Michelle, Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which one won the voting. Have a Great Day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Thanks for your comment, Glad you enjoyed the video!! Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos as will. Have a great day. Regards, Bill Stone
Thanks for your vote, that dish is currently in second place!! Glad you enjoyed the video, hopefully you have had a chance to look at some of my other projects. Regards, Bill Stone
Hi, Glad you enjoyed the video, hopefully you will check out some of my other video projects. Also check out WE HAVE A WINNER!!! video and see which dish got the most votes. Thanks for your comment, have a great day!! Regards, Bill Stone
Hi Mimi, Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video. That slumping mold is from a company called Slumpy's, Part Number SM-9100. I purchased this mold 20 some years ago and don't know if they still have it, you could check with them and ask if it's still available. May also check on E-Bay and see if someone might have one for sale. The candy dish was a fun project to share with others, check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! and you can see which one won the voting. Again, thanks for your comment and look for to hearing from you in the future. Regards, Bill Stone
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I save my frit. I place a sheet of paper under my glass. After one color of frit is applied, I remove the glass and pour the unused frit back in the jar. The glass is replaced on the sheet of paper and I apply the next color of frit.
Hi Teri,
Thanks for the tip, will give it a try next time I'm working with frit. Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos on my channel>
Regards,
Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 Yes I will. I did enjoy this video.
Hi again,
Glad you are enjoying the videos; it's been fun sharing these projects with others. Have a great day and thanks for your comments.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Me too
Hi Sally,
Thanks for your comment, if you have any questions regarding my videos, please feel free to ask me anything about them. Have a great day and thanks for subscribing to my channel.
Regards,
Bill Stone
I'm glad I stumbled onto this video, I'm very new to fusing, so you are a godsend to watch! Thanks for the video and I'm looking forward to viewing more. I love the dichroic & the decal candy dishes the best!
Hi Carol,
So glad you enjoyed the video, there's a couple of other videos where I have used Fused Glass in them. Check out the wind chimes, and the pinwheel wind chimes along with the floral leaded glass projects. All the projects I make that are fused glass are made with COD 96 glass. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER !! video and you can see which candy dish won the voting!! Thanks for your comment, and please feel free to ask me anything about these video projects. Best of luck with your fused glass adventure. Also check out my video THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THINGS GO BAD!! You sometimes get a surprise with your fused glass projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Hello Bill, Your dishes are absolutely beautiful and so easy to make. I would like to find out where to buy the slumping mold for the dishes and would also like to get the firing schedules.
Hi Ray,
So glad you enjoyed the video, the slumping mold is about 25 years old and was made by Slumpy's, P/N SM-9100. They are still in business; I don't know if that mold is still available. If not, maybe you could find one on E Bay for a good price. If you will watch the video, WE HAVE A WINNER !! you will see which dish won the voting and the firing schedule is at the end of that video. Thanks for your comment. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Dicroic and multicolor frith FTW!
Hi Laura,
Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video project. Check out the Video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! and see which candy dish won the most votes. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
It’s hard to pick a favourite. Great video. Thank you
Hi, thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. Check out We Have A Winner!!! video and you can see what everyone that voted liked best. Again, thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me anything about these projects and I will send you a reply.
Regards,
Bill Stone
All are beautiful… Sophie’s Choice. That said I lean toward the grievance black one. Thank you for a very clear and understandable session!
Hi Carol,
Thanks for your kind words, so glade you enjoyed the video project!! When you have time check out my video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! You can see which candy dish got the most votes. Have a great day and thanks for subscribing to my channel.
Regards,
Bill Stone
I like all of them put the paint one is my favorite
Hi Sandra,
So glad you liked the video project, thanks for your vote on the candy dishes. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish got the most votes!! Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Thank you for a great video. Great timing with what you show on camera and what you do offline. You've inspired me for some new glass projects.
Hi Marta,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you're finding these projects are helpfully. It's been fun sharing them with others!! I'm going to be posting the winning dish this weekend. If you haven't voted for your favorite one you still have time. Are you into fused glass right now or just thinking about it?
Thanks for your comment and have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
PS: If you like Travel Adventures, check out my new travel channel, Bill Stone's Travel Adventures
Another awesome video, thank you!!! They’re all beautiful. My favorite one is the one with the confitis
Hi Lila,
So glad you enjoyed the video and for your kind words. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! and see which candy dish won the most votes. Thanks for your comment and have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
I like your frit bowl and the dichroic bowl. Very pretty!
Hi Cheri,
So glad you enjoyed the video project and thanks for your kind words!! Check out my video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
That is such a lovely dish
Hi Margarita,
Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the project. It's been fun sharing these projects with others!! Enjoy your day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Nice work
Hi,
Thanks for your comment, so glad you enjoyed the video project!! Chack out my video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Very educational.
Hi Mimi,
Thanks for your comment, so glad you enjoyed the video, check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! to see which candy dish won the voting. Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
I liked the painted one best! I’m thinking about taking a class on fusing glass and this video gave me a much better understanding of the methods. Thank you for sharing 😃
Hi and thanks for your comment on the candy dish projects. Fused glass can be a lot of fun and you can make all kinds of projects with it!! When you have time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which dish got the most votes. Also, there are several other fused project videos on my channel you can check out when you have the time. There are two on how to make wind chimes, there is the one on what happens when it all goes bad, and two more on the floral display projects. Thanks again for your comment and I hope you will take the class and start playing with the fused glass. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Love the video. May I know where I can purchase the slumping mould in the UK.
Hi Adrienne,
Thanks so much for your kind words, unfortunately I purchased that slumping mold about 25 years ago from a company called Slumpy's, it has a part number SM-9100. They are still in business and can be found on the internet. You might also check and see if someone on E-Bay might have one to sell. If you want to see which candy dish won the voting, check out my video called WE HAVE A WINNER!! Thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me about any of my video projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Absolutely loved your video! I am already looking forward to watching more :) I vote for the frit one. Quick question: What circle cutter are you using? I haven't bought one yet and yours looks like it does a good job. Thanks again for putting together a very helpful and inspiring video.
Hi,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you're enjoying the videos!! Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and you will see which candy dish won the voting. The circle cutter I'm using is from Amazon, sold by a company called Do It Tool. It's not expensive, around $20 and works great. Not too crazy about the numbers on the adjustable slider to set the size of the circle that you want. I just use my ruler and set the slider with the cutting wheel on it. Again, thanks for watching my videos and hopefully they will give you some ideas for your projects. Have a great day!!
I have a new video coming out this weekend, keep your eye open for it!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Beautiful! What is the firing schedule? What is the name of your kiln?
Hi,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video project. If you will check out my video, WE HAVE A WINNER you will see which candy dish won the voting. Also, at the end of that video there is a firing schedule I used for my kiln. It also tells the name of the kiln I have. Again, thanks for your comment. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Very interesting! Your patience is amazing, as well as your skill! I personified like the black one best. Now I'm curious if you sell them!
Hi,
Thanks for your kind words!! So glad you enjoyed the video. When you have some time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER !! and you can see which candy dish won the voting. Unfortunately, I don't sell any of these projects, except at a Christmas Boutique we have every year where we live. I'm so sorry!! Thanks for your comment. Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Just watched this video - love all the variations!! Would you mind sharing what mold u used and the size of terra cotta pot - it made such a unique bowl!!
Hi Terry,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video on the candy dishes. The slumping mold is about 25 years old and was from Slumpy's, they are still in business, not sure they still make this mold. I think it was for making an ash tray, not sure of that. I wasn't crazy about that mold until I came up with the idea to drape it and make it into a candy dish. I just use a standard 4" terra cotta pot as a draping mold with kiln wash on it. I did drill some vent holes around the top ring to vent it. When you have time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish won the voting!!! Thanks for your comment and please enjoy my other video projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
I love the candy dishes. What mold are you using and where did you get it? I am having trouble finding a mold like that.
Hi Connie,
Nice to hear from you again!! The mold is about 25 years old and was made by Slumpy's, P/N SM-9100. They are still in business, and I don't know if it's still available or not. I think it was to make an ash tray, not sure. I really didn't like it until I got the idea to slump it than drape it to make it into a dish. I think you might get the same results if you had a shallow 6" slumping mold with ripple edges on it and drape it to make the dish. We took a vote on which candy dish they liked best, check out WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which dish got the most votes!! Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Can’t find your schedule - please advise
My Bad, I left it out of the first video.
😢where would I get the slump mold? Thank you for a great video. Colored frit was my favorite.
Hi,
Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. The slumping mold was from a company called Slumpy's and the P/N was SM-9100. I purchased this mold about 25 years ago on a close out sale and don't know if they still make it. They are online, so you can check it out. The draping mold is made out of a standard red clay pot with some vent holes drilled in it and has kiln wash on it. Check out the We Have A winner!!! video and you can see which dish got the most votes. Thanks for your comment and feel free to ask me anything about these projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Where can I get the slumping mold for the candy dish
Hi Mark,
Unfortunately, that slumping mold is about 25 years old and was made by a company called Slumpy's. P/N SM-9100. They are still in business, might check their web page and see if they still have that one. When You have time check out my video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting. Sorry I couldn't have been more helpful. Thanks for your comment and I hope you can find a mold that will work for you. Have a great dayRegards,
Bill Stone
Ok found the schedule in your We have a winner video
So Glad you found it!!
Can you tell me where to find the mold you are using for the candy dishes?
Hi Nancy,
Thanks for your comment. That Slumping Mold is about 25 years old and was made by a company called Slumpy's with a P/N 9100. They are still in business; you might check then out on the internet. I think the mold was to make an ash tray. I got the idea to drape it into a candy dish because I really didn't care for it too much and since I don't smoke, I didn't need any ash trays hanging around. Thats one of the fun parts of making fused glass pieces, sometimes you try something that turns out real nice for you. You might also check on E Bay and see it someone has one for sale. Please feel free to ask me anything about these projects on my channel. Have a great!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
PS: Did you look at the video WE HAVE A WINNER !! it shows which dish won the voting.
Great video - thanks for sharing
Hi Don,
Thanks for your comment, glad you found the schedule for firing the candy dishes. I was going to put it in the first video and forgot to do that, my bad!! Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Couldn’t find the firing schedules you used.
Hi Gwen,
I'm so sorry, I posted the video and forgot to add the Firing Schedules. Look at the We Have A Winner!!! video, it's at the end of that video. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for your comment.
Regards,
Bill Stone
All were very beautiful!!!!
Hi Linda,
Thanks for your kind words and your comment on the Fused Candy Dishes. It's been fun sharing these projects with others. Hopefully you will check out some my other videos on my channel. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
What movie did you use to slim beautiful dishes?
Hi Melissa,
I think you're asking what mold I used to slump the candy dishes!! It's a real old slumping mold I purchased 25 years ago and is on longer available. I talked to the maker, and they don't have any more in stock. It was made by a company called Slumpy's. You can check them out on the internet. Thanks for your comment and please feel free to ask me anything about my video projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
I love them all but the frit is my favorite
Hi,
Thanks for your comment and your kind words. When you have time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish got the most votes. Again, thanks for subscribing to my channel and I hope you will check out some of my other projects. Have a great day!!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
What mold is that first one that is stop sign shaped?
Hi Dot,
Thanks for your comment, the slumping mold is from a company called Slumpy's and I purchased it about 25 years ago, not sure if they still have it in stock. The P/N is SM-9100.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Second one is my favorite ❤
Hi,
Thanks for your comment. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
I love them all. I have always wanted to learn this. You are very talented. Thank you for teaching us.
Hi Kristi,
Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you will check out some of my other video projects when you have time. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish got the most votes. Have a great day and thanks again for your comment.
Regards,
Bill Stone
@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310 I will.
Hi Kristi,
If you are into fused glass, check out my videos with the floral arrangements in them, they also have some fused glass in them. Again, thanks for your comment and have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
what mold did you use for the first slump? love all of them, so unique in different ways
Look at 2o minutes in. You will see the mold
Hi Susan,
So glad you enjoyed the video, The mold is from Slumpy's and is about 25 years old, it has a P/N SM-9100. They are still in business and you night check with them to see if it's still available. Check out my video called WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish wone the voting!! Again, thanks for your kind words and thanks for your comment. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Love them all❣️
Hi Patricia,
Welcome to my channel and thanks for your kind words!! When you have a chance check out my video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting. Again, thanks for your comment and have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Dichroic one for me!
Hi Lynn,
Thanks for your comment. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish got the most votes!! Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Thank you for doing this video. It was very helpful.
Question: Is there a way to print our own decals that will stand up to fusing?
Hi Lauri,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos when you have time. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Hi again, sorry I didn't see this question, yes you can make a water slide decal on a Laser Printer that uses dry toner, there are several TH-cam videos showing you how to make them. I haven't ever tried to make one as I don't have a laser printer. I think Amazon sells the decal paper you would need. I have no idea what the quality is like on them. Let me know it you try to make one. The decals I used are for the candy dish in this video were ceramics decals and fire at 1325 degrees. Hope this helps you out!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Thank you! This helps a lot! I'll look for that ceramic decal paper and give that a try.@@billstonesstainedglasscrea3310
love the mold! Do you mind sharing the mold information?
Hi,
Thanks for your comment, the slumping mold for this project is about 25 years old and was sold by a company called Slumpy's. The P/N is SM-9100, they are still in business, and you can check to see if it's still available. I think it was for making ash trays originally, not sure of that. I never really liked that slumping mold until one day I decided to take a slumped project made on that mold and put it on a draping mold and the rest is history!! Sorry I couldn't be more help to you. You might check E-Bay and maybe someone may have one they would sell.
Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
thanks so much Bill!!!
Hi Janas,
Your more than welcome!! Check out my new video I'm going to post tomorrow afternoon, it's a fun project to make!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Tank you
Hi Mami,
Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos also!! Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
They are all great. Good conservation of glass using 1 layer. Curious about the fusing schedules. I'll study them in a minute. What COE are you using? Favorite is actually the painted one. New technique for me. 😂
That slump mold is fab!
Hi Marcia,
Thanks for your vote, it's a fun project to make and you can do just about anything you want to put on them. The base for all these dishes is a 3mm glass. COD 96, It's the old Spectrum glass, which is now Oceanside Tile and Glass. I was going to include the firing schedule in the video and forgot to put the slide in, my bad. I'm going to make a quick video with the winning dish and will add the schedule at the end of that one. I can tell you the first fuse is a full fuse at 1474, the second fuse is 1400 for the slump and the last is 1220 for the drape. If you have never draped anything before it's fun, you never know what you're going to get. You can just cut a square piece of glass and drape it and that makes a nice candle holder. Again, thanks for your comment, enjoy my videos when you have time. Keep a eye out for the winner video should be later this week.
Regards,
Bill Stone
I so wish I had a kiln! It is on my list ❤. The dichroic bowl is my #1 favorite. My #2 is the pink with decals. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are inspiring.
Hi Karen,
Thanks so much for your vote, I'm going to post the winner this weekend. You will get your Kiln when the time is right. You have to remember it's taken me 50 years to collect all the different systems I have. I had to learn most of these systems by trial and error over time, but with TH-cam now you can find out how to do just about anything you want!! Alot of time you can find these kilns for sale in the local newspapers. Before I purchased this one, I was using an old kiln made for making ceramics and it used what they called a cone setter for the max heat and then would turn off. Check around with friends they may know someone that has a kiln just setting around would like to get rid of it. Most of these small kilns just use standard household 110 voltage lines to plug into. If you were happened to find one of these old kilns, don't pay a lot for it, and you would meed to buy some setter cones for setting the heating range. I found 019 cone for draping all the way up to 015 cone for a full fuse. I'm sorry for rambling on!!! Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
That's a hard pick. They all have their own mood or character.
I think I'll have to choose the one made with noodles.
That was hard! 😊
I know my top 3!
Noodles
Rainbow
Black one
The scribble one is very artsy. The more l look at it the more l like it.
Hi,
Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video. When you have time check out the WE HAVE A WINNER!!! video and you will see which candy dish win 1st place in the voting!! Hopefully you will take a look at some of my other videos on my channel. Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Aww Bill i live all of them
I am definitely getting a kiln
This could become another Art Addiction for me lol 🤣Thankyou so much for sharing yr knowledge
Hi Austra,
Thanks so much fir your kind words, I have enjoyed making these videos and sharing them with others like you!! Thanks for subscribing to my channel and I hope you will check out some of my other glass projects. I have a new one on Fused Glass coming out at the end of the week, keep an eye open for this one, it has some surprises in it. I wasn't even sure how it was going to come out!! If you have any questions about any of these videos, please feel free to ask me anything about them. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
I just found your video here! I love them all, but I think the first on with the frit is my fave. Thank you for sharing, very informative video!!
Hi Terry,
Welcome to my channel, I'm so happy to have you as a subscriber. Please feel free to ask me anything about these videos. There are 52 videos in all. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER !! and see which dish got the most votes!! Again, thanks and welcome to my channel. Working on a new video with my granddaughter, who hasn't never done any leaded glass before, should be a fun one. It's going to be a 3 panel suncatcher for beginners! Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
I have 2 favorites… the 1st one and the black dichroic. I just can’t make up my mind.
Hi Carloyn,
Thanks for your vote, glad you enjoyed the video. These dished are fun to make and you can do anything you want to them. Hopefully you will check out some of my other video's.
Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Wonderful video. I learned so much. The painted one is my favourite. Thanks!
Hi Myma,
Welcome to my channel, thanks for your kind words!! Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish won the voting!!
Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Great Video! My favourite is the dichroic dish. Did you use 3mm glass for each dish and was the first firing a full fuse?
Hi Alisa,
Thanks for your vote. Yes, all the base glass is 3mm COD 96, it's the old Spectrum glass and is now Oceanside Tile and Glass. The first fuse is a full fuse at 1475, The second fuse is at 1400 to slump and the third fuse is 1220 to drape the dish. I will show a fusing schedule at the end of the video showing the winner of the dishes. It will be posted at the end of the week.
Regards,
Bill Stone
They are unique and beautiful! I think I'd pick the frit one or the dichro. Thanks so much for sharing!
Hi,
So glad you enjoyed the video, you are in good company, check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! and you can see which candy dish won!!
Have a great day and I hope you will watch some of my other videos. I have 50 different glass projects on my channel. Thanks again for your comment.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Love your way of explaining and work. Question how to cut inner circle is that possible
Hi,
Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. Cutting a circle inside a circle can be done, it takes a lot of work to do that. There are several videos on TH-cam showing different ways to do it. I have never tried to do it, so don't know which style I would like best.
Thanks for your comment and please check out the rest of my videos when you have time.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Thank you for sharing your videos. How can anyone decide which is their favorite. ❤❤
Hi Sylvia,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. If you haven't had time to watch the video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! you will see which dish won the voting. Again, thanks for your comment, please feel free to ask me anything about my video projects. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Looks like a lot of us agree on a favorite! When you said it’s fun because you never know how it’ll turn out…that part and the rainbow colors totally reminds me of tie dying!
Hi EM,
This one is kind of running away with the voting!! I will post the winner at the end of the week.
Love,
GDad
Bill, great video. My favorite was the first bowl very colorful. I would love to lean more about your kiln.
Hi Brett, Thanks for your comment and vote on your favorite one!! The Kiln I have is made by Skutt and is called a HotStart Pro & Fire Box. I have had it since 2009 and find it easy to program and set up. I use code 96 glass for all my fused projects, you can also use this glass for your stained glass projects It's made by Oceanside Glasstile Co., it's the old Spectrum Glass Co. All the glass they make is Code 96 Glass. Again, thanks for your comment.
Regards,
Bill Stone
PS: When you get some time check out my new Bill Stone's Travel Adventures channel, just getting it up and running!
Another great video Bill! Thank you so much for sharing.
Hi Rachel,
Good to hear from you again, glad you enjoyed the video. When you have time check out the video, WE HAVE A WINNER!! and you can see which candy dish won the voting. Have a good day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
I like the first one, the frit dish because it is nice and bright. I also quite like the black streaky with the dichroic bit. Just beautiful
Thanks for your comments and thank you for your vote on which dish you liked best!! I have had so much fun making and sharing these different projects with others. Check out my Bill Stone's Travel Adventures videos, I'm just getting started with them. Again, thanks for your kind words, and feel free to ask me anything about any of these projects.
Regards,
Bill Stone
My favorite is the black one.. fun video, thanks!
Hi Kathryn,
Nice to hear from you, Thant's for your vote on the candy dishes. Have a great day and check out my new Bill Stone's Travel Adventure's channel, just getting it started take a look at it when you have time.
Regards,
Bill Stone
The glass line paint one is my favourite, they are all lovely thank you x
Hi Amanda,
So glad you enjoyed the video on the candy dishes!! Chack out the video WE HAVE A WINNER and see which candy dish got the most votes. Thanks for your comment and enjoy your day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
THOSE ARE BEAUTIFUL LOVE THE DICROIC AND THE PINK.
Hi Annette,
Thanks for your comment, so glad you enjoyed the video. If you want to see which candy dish won, the voting go look at the video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! It shows how each dish came in on our voting!! Again, thanks for your kind words, please feel free to ask me anything about these projects if you have any questions. Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Ameiiii !!
Obrigada por sua generosidade, em ensinar técnicas tão lindas. 💚🌻
Hi Monica,
Thanks for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed the video. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER !! and you can see which candy dish won the voting!! Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
The black one and the first one you did. The best!
Hi Bella,
Thanks for your comment, nice to hear from you. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER, and you can see which candy dish got the most votes. Have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Those are fabulous sir!.. Thank you for sharing
Hi,
So glad you liked the video, it's been fun sharing these projects with others. Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
I think my favorite is the painted one.
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your vote on the candy dishes!! Been a fun project to make and they make a great gift. Again, thanks for your comment. When you have some time check out my new channel, Bill Stone's Travel Adventure's just getting it started.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Where did you get the slump mold?
Hi Celesta,
That slumping mold is from a company called Slumpy's. This is a real old mold I purchased about 25 years ago. I don't know if they still make this one, it's P/N SM-9100. So glad you enjoyed the video. If you haven't voted for your favorite dish, you still have time to vote. Going to close the voting on Saturday. I will post the winner then. Thanks for your comment and have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
I don't have a cooker but this was great instruction for anyone who does! The pink floral looks vintage but all beautiful. ❤
Hi again, glad you enjoyed the video. They are fun to make and make great gifts. Have a great day, and thanks for your vote on which one you liked best!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
PS: Did you get a change to look at my new channel, Bill Stone's Travel Adventures?
Love them all and are they all food safe.
Hi Mellisa,
Yes, they are safe for food. The one with the glass paint would be the only one I'm not sure about. It is draped with glass side in so I wouldn't think there would be a problem with it. Thanks for your comment, and please feel free to ask me anything about these projects.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Dichroic is my favorite 🎉
Hi Michelle,
I had a lot of votes for that one!! Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which candy dish win the voting. Enjoy your day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
All of them are Beautiful
Hi Michelle,
Thanks for your kind words, glad you enjoyed the video. Check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!! and see which one won the voting. Have a Great Day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
Beautiful work
Thanks for your comment, Glad you enjoyed the video!! Hopefully you will check out some of my other videos as will. Have a great day.
Regards,
Bill Stone
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Dichroic!❤
Thanks for your vote, that dish is currently in second place!! Glad you enjoyed the video, hopefully you have had a chance to look at some of my other projects.
Regards,
Bill Stone
fab!
Hi,
Glad you enjoyed the video, hopefully you will check out some of my other video projects. Also check out WE HAVE A WINNER!!! video and see which dish got the most votes. Thanks for your comment, have a great day!!
Regards,
Bill Stone
where did you gt the mold? is it still available?
I love it....
Hi Mimi,
Thanks for your comment, glad you enjoyed the video. That slumping mold is from a company called Slumpy's, Part Number SM-9100. I purchased this mold 20 some years ago and don't know if they still have it, you could check with them and ask if it's still available. May also check on E-Bay and see if someone might have one for sale. The candy dish was a fun project to share with others, check out the video WE HAVE A WINNER!!! and you can see which one won the voting. Again, thanks for your comment and look for to hearing from you in the future.
Regards,
Bill Stone