#7 Stack N Smoosh

This video shows how to do a fused glass technique called "Stack-N-Smoosh" (or stack and smoosh). It's the process of making small stacks of glass then fusing it until the stacks smoosh down. There is even has a way to use this technique for jewelry. It's a very quick overview. If you want to learn more it should be easy to find a class or book on the technique. This was originally a 40 minute Periscope broadcast. I have condensed it for TH-cam. Enjoy!
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[@rtd217]

Fabulous, thank you!

[@karenstewart3831]

You are soft spoken and I can not hear you very well on most of your videos. Mine is turned up all the way and have no trouble with other videos. I do enjoy watching what you teach. ty

[@karentissington7727]

Same here. Have to try and listen SO hard to hear, other videos are fine. But yours are really good videos apart from the sound.

[@juliebergacker5680]

Awesome 😁👍

[@dianaerickson4485]

You're great. Thank you for your guidance and inspiration. :)

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Diana Erickson Thank you!

[@annleavitt8323]

absolutely wonderful!! thank you mountains

[@najiahaddock8127]

Thanks for a really useful video. Is it necessary for stacks not to touch?

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

Hi Susan.Thank you so much for this demo. Can one use a thicker glass for the base and then use a thinner glass for the next two stacks to prevent puddling or expansion? Any advice would be most welcome, appreciated. Cheers!

[@shirleycorrie5678]

I sure wish I could hear you.

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Shirley Corrie I do to!

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

I've found that some people have their computer sound set to surround & that can cause difficulty hearing some videos filmed in mono. Go into your audio control panel, speaker configuration & change it from 7.1 to 2/2.1 I hope this helps!

[@slumperinoz]

Love these and wished I could hear you. Thanks for taking the time to show us your techniques. I checked my audio settings and it isn't on 7.1 but I still can't hear you even if I add a remote speaker. @@SusanMcGarryGlass

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

I sure wish I could figure out why some can’t hear it. I’ve checked it on several different computers and it’s fine. Let me know if you figure it out.

[@joanelloconnell8688]

@@SusanMcGarryGlass what if you recorded louder then we can adjust our volume as needed! Love your video. More sound pls!