Stack It! Fuse It! Love It? Glass Fusing Project Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2024
- In this glass fusing tutorial, we'll be making a fused glass Japanese bowl using the stacking technique. This is an easy technique that produces some fantastic results. I'm sure you'll love it.
The glass used is Bullseye 90 COE, but the firing schedules I'll provide can be modified to suit a different COE and your kiln.
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⏱️ Chapters ⏱️
0:00 Intro & Details
2:05 Design, Materials, and Equipment
5:07 Cutting the Glass
6:26 Assembly
8:40 Full Fuse Firing
9:44 Coldworking
12:13 Slump Firing
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Oh! Beautiful result! I really like it! Thank you!
Thanks Joan. My pleasure.
Thanks!
I just purchased my first kiln. It's older but never used. I'm looking forward to my first fusing projects. I'm learning slowly but surely. Love your channel. Sincere thanks
Thanks Stephen for your generosity. I really appreciate that. First kiln, new toy! 🎉🎈😍 Have fun.
It’s another beautiful bowl.
Hi Mellisa. Thank you.
Thanks!
Thank you Steve. Your support really helps in many ways.
Lot of work Jeff. Sure turned out beautiful. Great job.
Hi Donna. Yes, it takes a while, but that's just part of it. Not that I don't look for easier projects 😁☺
Looks great! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure Mary.
Brillante como siempre!!
Gracias Rick
Beautiful Jeff! Thanks for sharing😉
Always glad to help.
Thanks for another inspiring video. I love the two sided bowl
Thank you! 😊
Ilike your showing how to fix problems, it helps me a lot. I have been sanding and putting clear powder over a piece and doing a full fuse to solve devitrification. looks like you sand blast then polish fire. I do not have a sand blaster would etching cream work.
I think I tried it a long time ago. Bad memory. But I think it should. Probably worth trying on a small piece. Not sure about its cost but I imagine it could cost a bit.
Another great video. Thanks 🐢
My pleasure
This is a great video.
Thank you!
Great job. If your using a dish as a mold do you need any holes for ventilation? I have a couple from a thrift store and was curious if they need venting. I noticed yours didn't seem to have any, and it worked. Thanks in advance.
If it has steep sides I would drill a couple of holes in the bottom. Just so it helps the air escape. If the sides have a more gentle slope I don't worry. That mould isn't too so I didn't worry. Usually, with the purchased moulds they already have vent holes. If you're worried add a couple anyway.
Great, thanks for the info.
Jeff, thanks again for another creative idea. Nice!
I so love your thought process, making the the back and front contrasting. And just like most artist we are harder on our projects than anyone else. I think it is beautiful. Will be trying this idea. Thanks for sharing.
Glad to help. Thanks Jill.
Hi Laura. My pleasure.
Beautiful bowl! Did you fire the stacking on each side seperately - you didn't show in the video but I think you said you were going to? ... Thanks!
Hi Suzanne. Yes, fired each side seperately.
Beautiful! I love neo lavender to work with, it's a shame it's so expensive.
Hi Steph. It's all getting a bit that way. I'm still waiting for glass that I ordered back in May. September at the earliest, and more expensive. Making it hard for artists.
Very pretty Jeff
Thank you Jo. Hope you're well.
Lovely dish. Can I ask where you buy boride nitrate in Australia
Hi Robyn. Try Pert Art Glass.
Hi Jeff - Love the shape of this bowl so much. Please can you answer as to why did you pull the first cut towards you but with subsequent cuts push away? Also how did you get your shape accurate? Thanks so much
Hi Lisa. Purely convenience. I could have turned the glass to be consistent, but I don't believe it's necessary. To get the shape I placed the mould over the glass and marked it out with a texta, but after cutting I ground the edges down to the final shape. Hope this helps.
@@RocketRoseArt Yes. Brilliant - Thanks so much
Great video- where did you get the mold. ?
Hi Debbie. I purchased it from a supplier here in Australia. I've looked and they don't seem to have it at the moment, but supplies here are really short. I imagine you should be able to get it from a supplier if you're in the US.
Hi, when you measure for a deeper bowl like this one do you just measure across the top or add in the depth?
Hi Beth. I just measure across the top. I tried measuring the curve in the project a long time ago but found that because it overhung the edges of the mould it tended to catch there during the slump. If you do add a little more to allow for the slump, don't add too much.
where you ordered the bowl from?
Hi Wendy. I think it was at Blue Dog Glass in Melbourne. That's in Australia.
what mold did you use for that?
Hi Suzanne. It's just a small deep Japanese bowl. You should be able to get one from your glass supplier. They're pretty common, I think.
@@RocketRoseArt I don't have my own kiln and neither of the studios I go to seem to have a deep bowl mold - they do have bowls that can be used for draping tho... 🤔
@@suzannenishida1849 Keep your eyes open for a cheap ceramic piece in a shop that you could use.
Thanks!
Thank you so much Steve. Really appreciate that. That tile saw fund is growing. 👍
Thanks!
Thank you Roxanne. I appreciate that. Helps that tile saw fund 👍