Scrap Project: Using Irid Rolled Edges in Fused Glass Project

We Bullseye users have rolled edges in our scrap bins, so! I decided to fuse mine into a quick project to fill the last corner of a kiln load!
Schedule:
300-1225-60
9999-1470-10
9999-900-120 (it’s thicker in some areas because of the layers)
100-700-0
OFF

[@sharonmarshall9209]

Love those organic landscape look from the rolled edges!

[@sherrirowan5049]

This turned out great. I’m inspired by all you do and post. Keep em coming,friend! Thanks a million. - Sherri

[@erinconrad1335]

Very cool, Jamaison! I'm enjoying seeing all the new projects you're putting out.

[@cherylthompson7526]

Great idea and thank you for sharing. Love as a wall piece for sure. Happy Fusing

[@poorsjm]

Thanks so much for posting this! I have so many of those little edges that I bought in a scrap box! Just been waiting for an idea! Keep inspiring us!❤️

[@ellenlasky5702]

Beautiful as is...agreed totally! Artwork on an easel!!

[@susanringrose851]

Thank you now I know what to do with all my rolled edges brilliant idea.

[@kennaboyer1489]

Great piece!

[@WendyBirdism]

Love LOVE LOVE this!!! Thank you for sharing! It makes me want to place some orders for scrap. Keep up the good work, Jamaison!

[@rbritogbritgon4550]

Wow!!!beautiful efect

[@mellisa9459]

I really like that.

[@joanndeborja8674]

How did you not lose the iridized? I thought it had to be fused facing down, but then you would have lost the texture of the piece. I love the organic look.

[@JamaisonSchuler]

Thank you! Bullseye doesn’t need to be fired face down. So it’s a super easy project!

[@winterwhitechocolate]

Wow! Beautiful!

[@JamaisonSchuler]

Thank you! Appreciate the support! :)

[@Granddeb1]

Inspiring, thanks!

[@shannonjilbert6140]

love it