I guess I'm overlooking it, but where are the firing schedules? I haven't done any of the "pressed" glass and would like to know the initial fire stats please.
Tabitha! Your creativity (and your Team's) just knows no bounds! I LOVE, love, love those, mostly because I am madly in love with hearts anyway! You could use the larger "scrap" heart with the oranges and yellows as a "coaster" of sorts. You could put 3 little rubber "feet" on the back so it sits evenly and there you go! Maybe it could be a gift for a teacher of one of your daughters? LOL! Thank you so very much. I have so much fun watching what you come up with! Thanks for sharing! 😉👍💖
Tabitha, I want to do a video with projects from my fabric scrap craft book. It would not compete with yours. Would you be willing to tell me what kind of camera you use.
Hi Susan, unfortunately this video does not have a firing schedule, probably by mistake. This is the link of another project using the same process so you can find a firing schedule at the end of that video, starting on 9:00min so you can scroll down to that.
Once again, another brilliant idea and video from Tabitha! I gave you a shoutout in my latest video... I aspire to be like you someday! Happy early Valentine’s Day!
Where do you buy your metal kiln shelves? Also, what are other alternatives for something heavy to put on the pieces to be fired. I can’t get enough weight using regular kiln shelves. Thank you!
I don't use metal kiln shelves. What I was referring to is a specific shelf I use for projects that have metal bits in them (I mark it, so I know which one it is), as the metal will contaminate the shelf and will possibly contaminate any project you put on that shelf after. And as far as adding weight for pressing glass, if one kiln shelf isn't enough, try putting one more on top, or any other kiln furniture you have, but I think maybe you're not going hot enough. One shelf is usually enough, so maybe try going a bit hotter and see if you get the results you are after.
@@TabithasGlassEmporium thank you, I love your videos and have tried many of your ideas and methods and added them to my own things. Inhave to order some of your wonderful millifliori.
Hi Tabitha. I found your channel this morning, aftet trying out my mini craft kiln at the weekend. Thank you so much, your videos are interesting and fun, and so easy to follow. The things you make are beautiful 💚
I've made hearts and such out of murini before. I didn't use these techniques and I noticed that your edges are more distinct and the glass melted really flat. I like that. Thanks.
Can you use fiber paper (not thinfire) on top of glass, between glass and and top shelf? Is this something that you've tried? I don't have access to sandblaster, so am concerned I will end up with kilnwash stuck to top of the glass. Thank you. And thank you for sharing your ideas and methods!
Dear Tabitha, thank you for your talent, creativity and your generosity in sharing your art. Another special thank you for not putting in any music, it is so restful just to watch your work and listen to that perfect British accent... btw do they all speak like that in Croatia?😁
Thank you, although we are now filming me do more and spearing it up which will have a bit of music, but not much. No I’m english so they don’t speak like me here, even my kids speak english with a more American accent.
Love these! Thank you for the tutorial. I use a Microwave Kiln and was wondering if you had any thoughts on making this technique work on a much smaller level. TIA
We are mostly out of stock of it at the moment, but you can check back here in future - www.tabithasglassemporium.com/product-category/90coe-glass-inclusions/scrap-90coe/
If a second firing is required to fill gaps with frit, is it necessary to add the weights (kiln shelf, etc) back on? Would just a full fuse still in the fiber paper mold work?
But you didn't say whether the initial firing was full fuse or tack fuse. I see the firing schedules but which one did you use for the first pressing down of the fiber paper?@@TabithasGlassEmporium
I guess I'm overlooking it, but where are the firing schedules? I haven't done any of the "pressed" glass and would like to know the initial fire stats please.
Is there a way to press glass that doesn’t get kiln wash in it? Maybe boron
Hi Michelle, we do not use boron because it is not easy to get it here in Europe so we really can not give you advice about that.
Tabitha! Your creativity (and your Team's) just knows no bounds! I LOVE, love, love those, mostly because I am madly in love with hearts anyway! You could use the larger "scrap" heart with the oranges and yellows as a "coaster" of sorts. You could put 3 little rubber "feet" on the back so it sits evenly and there you go! Maybe it could be a gift for a teacher of one of your daughters? LOL! Thank you so very much. I have so much fun watching what you come up with! Thanks for sharing! 😉👍💖
Great idea, thank you
16:30. Slump it for a trinket dish...Thanks I was going to ask if you could do this...really cool the glass is nice and thin...Laurie NZ
As we love to say around here: 'give it a go' ;) I think it would make a really cute trinket dish.
Thank you so much! So enjoy your wonderful creative glass designs, along with your easy and relaxed mode of teaching! cheers!
Tabitha, I want to do a video with projects from my fabric scrap craft book. It would not compete with yours. Would you be willing to tell me what kind of camera you use.
I use my iPhone camera. I always make sure I have the best one available, since I use it for filming.
Hi, I love your videos and ideas! Would you be willing to share your firing schedules for projects?
Hi Susan, unfortunately this video does not have a firing schedule, probably by mistake. This is the link of another project using the same process so you can find a firing schedule at the end of that video, starting on 9:00min so you can scroll down to that.
Once again, another brilliant idea and video from Tabitha! I gave you a shoutout in my latest video... I aspire to be like you someday! Happy early Valentine’s Day!
That’s so nice, thank you
Plzz tell me the fire section how to make Ian interested to make microwave for how many mints plzz tell me any one
I’m sorry I don’t know I’m a microwave kiln
Love these. Turning scraps into hearts is such a wonderful idea. Love that they are pressed.
love these!
Fantastic technique! The possibilities are endless. ....thank you 💜🌷
I love love your latest project you did. So awesome and extremely creative of you to share 🙏🏼👍🤩🥰😍😍
Where do you buy your metal kiln shelves? Also, what are other alternatives for something heavy to put on the pieces to be fired. I can’t get enough weight using regular kiln shelves. Thank you!
I don't use metal kiln shelves. What I was referring to is a specific shelf I use for projects that have metal bits in them (I mark it, so I know which one it is), as the metal will contaminate the shelf and will possibly contaminate any project you put on that shelf after. And as far as adding weight for pressing glass, if one kiln shelf isn't enough, try putting one more on top, or any other kiln furniture you have, but I think maybe you're not going hot enough. One shelf is usually enough, so maybe try going a bit hotter and see if you get the results you are after.
@@TabithasGlassEmporium thank you, I love your videos and have tried many of your ideas and methods and added them to my own things. Inhave to order some of your wonderful millifliori.
@@TabithasGlassEmporium oops, meant murini 🤦♀️, just couldn't think of the word. If you have time would you send me your website?
@@constancelucas2561 thank you. Here is the website www.tabithasglassemporium.com/
@@TabithasGlassEmporium thanks!
Hi Tabitha. I found your channel this morning, aftet trying out my mini craft kiln at the weekend. Thank you so much, your videos are interesting and fun, and so easy to follow. The things you make are beautiful 💚
I've made hearts and such out of murini before. I didn't use these techniques and I noticed that your edges are more distinct and the glass melted really flat. I like that. Thanks.
Thank you. I have been experimenting with pressed glass. This is a great way to do it.
Of course, right after I asked for the info, I found it. Can't wait to try this. So exciting,
Fabulous video as always! And you look fantastic!
This is simply lovely. Thank you for sharing.
Can you use fiber paper (not thinfire) on top of glass, between glass and and top shelf? Is this something that you've tried? I don't have access to sandblaster, so am concerned I will end up with kilnwash stuck to top of the glass. Thank you. And thank you for sharing your ideas and methods!
I would worry about it getting stuck in the glass as the binder burned off.
Dear Tabitha, thank you for your talent, creativity and your generosity in sharing your art. Another special thank you for not putting in any music, it is so restful just to watch your work and listen to that perfect British accent... btw do they all speak like that in Croatia?😁
Thank you, although we are now filming me do more and spearing it up which will have a bit of music, but not much. No I’m english so they don’t speak like me here, even my kids speak english with a more American accent.
Still pretty pieces! I just recieved my order from Tabitha- got some flakes, rods and cute pressed flowers. Can't wait to use them!
Thank you. Happy fusing!
Love these! Thank you for the tutorial. I use a Microwave Kiln and was wondering if you had any thoughts on making this technique work on a much smaller level. TIA
I have a moto, give it a go, find something small to put on top. A bit of unglazed tile cut to size and see if it works.
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Awesome work thankyou so much 😊
Love your videos! Do you have a link to order your vitrigraph scrap? Thanks again for your ideas and energy!
We are mostly out of stock of it at the moment, but you can check back here in future - www.tabithasglassemporium.com/product-category/90coe-glass-inclusions/scrap-90coe/
Thanks for generously sharing your ideas! You are a glass goddess--- meant in the kindest way possible.
Thank you
Very cool project. Noisy background.
Unfortunately it’s a working studio and I can’t always get everyone to stop what they are doing when I’m filming.
I love these! Than you Tabitha!
If a second firing is required to fill gaps with frit, is it necessary to add the weights (kiln shelf, etc) back on? Would just a full fuse still in the fiber paper mold work?
You still need the weight or the glass will pull up to being 6mm
@@TabithasGlassEmporium Thanks for the prompt reply. I'll get on it.
Beautiful!! Love them!
Thanks great ideas
Can't wait to try this! thank you.
The orange one calls me.
Absolutely lovely
🥰🥰🥰 i loved!!!
Regular full fuse schedule?
The firing schedule I’m using is in a slide at the very end of the video.
But you didn't say whether the initial firing was full fuse or tack fuse. I see the firing schedules but which one did you use for the first pressing down of the fiber paper?@@TabithasGlassEmporium
@@marciabarnhart2204 initial firing is full fuse, for pressing down 😊