Dear Von, you asked if we were I interested in more freeze n fuse experiments. I'm interested in your artistic process. So, do whatever you're passionate about at the time and I'll watch the heck out of it.
Oh darn I am going to miss this one. Have an appointment. Bet it will be amazing like all your videos and projects. I will catch the repeat video. Take care
Yay!!!!¡¡¡¡¡!!!!!¡¡¡¡¡ IT WAS SO FUN to watch the experiment lol I'm glad you did it by consistency of the glass water ratio instead of being all precise..... it lets you KNOW what HAPPENS when you MAKE it THAT way.... you never know what can happen and there could be a glitch that is an awesome find.... that YOU find .....that is ONLY because you mugged it UP And DID it fearlessly!!!¡ ♡♡♡♡ one person's taste of an item is totally different than another's!!!!♡♡♡♡4444 I wouldn't think of the norm per se on ♡this
Hey Von! Had not seen your freeze & fuse videos before (have now also watched the moon video). Too bad about the high crack occurrence ratio - must be due to the only thing holding it together is the frozen water, then the water thaws getting your kiln paper wet & wrinkled (seems like it deteriorates/destroys your kiln paper - good for only one use?). Idea: cut your donut mold into separate donuts - might be easier to disperse air bubbles and remove pieces from single molds. How about drying them in your oven at 200F for an hour or so on a nonstick baking sheet, then transfer the pieces with a spatula onto your kiln paper? I also came across Tabitha's Glass Emporium on You Tube and watched her video: th-cam.com/video/-XqS2NXNKCY/w-d-xo.html - she has a fun way to help disperse air bubbles!
Dear Von, you asked if we were I interested in more freeze n fuse experiments. I'm interested in your artistic process. So, do whatever you're passionate about at the time and I'll watch the heck out of it.
Oh darn I am going to miss this one. Have an appointment. Bet it will be amazing like all your videos and projects. I will catch the repeat video. Take care
Love those Yvonne! I love watching you create all your cabs and such! Hugs!❤️
I love to watch you work... your process is a lot like mine! I wish I could be more neat and methodical, but it just isn't the way my mind works!
You can put your powder in dry and then add the water using a small squirt bottle, that was you can set your designs up easily.
These turned out great
Yep, is like more!!!!
Did I miss where you let them dry before freezing or can we skip that part?
Wow how cool!
Yay!!!!¡¡¡¡¡!!!!!¡¡¡¡¡ IT WAS SO FUN to watch the experiment lol I'm glad you did it by consistency of the glass water ratio instead of being all precise..... it lets you KNOW what HAPPENS when you MAKE it THAT way.... you never know what can happen and there could be a glitch that is an awesome find.... that YOU find .....that is ONLY because you mugged it UP And DID it fearlessly!!!¡ ♡♡♡♡ one person's taste of an item is totally different than another's!!!!♡♡♡♡4444 I wouldn't think of the norm per se on ♡this
Will freeze and fuse work on more detail molds? like an owl or flower or something? Love learning about all of this
Have you ever thought about using a whetting agent?
excellent comme idée :)
Can’t believe the difference in color from the mixing with water……….to baking them in the kiln.
I like the donuts 🍩 I’m just not sure how I would use them. 🤔
Hey Von! Had not seen your freeze & fuse videos before (have now also watched the moon video). Too bad about the high crack occurrence ratio - must be due to the only thing holding it together is the frozen water, then the water thaws getting your kiln paper wet & wrinkled (seems like it deteriorates/destroys your kiln paper - good for only one use?). Idea: cut your donut mold into separate donuts - might be easier to disperse air bubbles and remove pieces from single molds. How about drying them in your oven at 200F for an hour or so on a nonstick baking sheet, then transfer the pieces with a spatula onto your kiln paper? I also came across Tabitha's Glass Emporium on You Tube and watched her video: th-cam.com/video/-XqS2NXNKCY/w-d-xo.html - she has a fun way to help disperse air bubbles!
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