Tabitha. This is a video that has so many techniques and inspirations. I refer to this for so many projects. IMHO It deserves a repost and a new name - various projects and techniques. ❤ I precise you and your work-family so much.
It seems that a triang would be a great shape to slump it on. These are so cute. I think people should start wearing pins again. Those would make great pins.
I absolutely LOVE all your videos! Why is it that you can just literally slap pieces of glass on a board and fire them and they’re so lovely and when I do the exact same thing they look like my cat tried to design it? Lol 😂❤❤❤
Tabitha I enjoy your videos so very much! Thank you for sharing all of your fun and inspiring videos. When I need to get my creativity going, I find myself seeing what new ideas you’ve come up with. I enjoyed the reaction videos as well. You give so much. God bless you!
Love all your ideas Tabitha, thank you for sharing. I do not sell my work I do for friends and family so am always looking for different ideas. I did like the over the shoulder camera angle when you did the heart flowers on the white, that was very helpful.
Thank you again. Really inspiring. I love your teaching method, its great to see what doesn't always work. I'm looking forward to your murrini in 96 :-) I'd love to know where you get your blank card packs?
Tabitha very helpful video. Thank you. I have one question, for the pieces you put in the frame, do you put the frame glass panel over them or keep the fused glass exposed?
Susan Scheier I’m not entirely sure what you mean, but I have glued the fuse glass tiles to a cardboard background and then put them in the box frame (from ikea) behind the “glass” (ikea ones are plastic these days) that they provide in the frame. I hope that helps.
I use double sided sticky tape to attach them, i use to use some rather expensive removalble ones but I have found just cheap double sided tap on a roll works just fine. for the picture frames I use Araldite two part crystal clear epoxy
Thanks for the video and for sharing. On the greetings card just one quick question what type of glue do you find best when affixing the glass panel to the card?
Tabitha. This is a video that has so many techniques and inspirations. I refer to this for so many projects. IMHO It deserves a repost and a new name - various projects and techniques. ❤ I precise you and your work-family so much.
It seems that a triang would be a great shape to slump it on. These are so cute. I think people should start wearing pins again. Those would make great pins.
I absolutely LOVE all your videos! Why is it that you can just literally slap pieces of glass on a board and fire them and they’re so lovely and when I do the exact same thing they look like my cat tried to design it? Lol 😂❤❤❤
Tabitha I enjoy your videos so very much! Thank you for sharing all of your fun and inspiring videos. When I need to get my creativity going, I find myself seeing what new ideas you’ve come up with. I enjoyed the reaction videos as well. You give so much. God bless you!
Love all your ideas Tabitha, thank you for sharing. I do not sell my work I do for friends and family so am always looking for different ideas. I did like the over the shoulder camera angle when you did the heart flowers on the white, that was very helpful.
Very nice. So happy you are sharing your glass knowledge!
I just found your videos and I absolutely love them! Thank you so much for the generosity of sharing your glass knowledge! I am so inspired!
Your work is insriperling
Love your video's. So very helpful!
Thanks Tabitha, that was a great video. Love all of it. The heart wind chimes look fab! I love the greeting card magnet idea too.
Thank you :)
When you have sets of odd numbers your eye will naturally avoid looking for a center or horizontal.
Thank you again. Really inspiring. I love your teaching method, its great to see what doesn't always work.
I'm looking forward to your murrini in 96 :-)
I'd love to know where you get your blank card packs?
Claudia Hart I get the blank cards from Amazon
Tabitha very helpful video. Thank you.
I have one question, for the pieces you put in the frame, do you put the frame glass panel over them or keep the fused glass exposed?
Susan Scheier I’m not entirely sure what you mean, but I have glued the fuse glass tiles to a cardboard background and then put them in the box frame (from ikea) behind the “glass” (ikea ones are plastic these days) that they provide in the frame. I hope that helps.
Love your videos! What do you use to attach the glass to greetings cards and in the picture frames?
I use double sided sticky tape to attach them, i use to use some rather expensive removalble ones but I have found just cheap double sided tap on a roll works just fine. for the picture frames I use Araldite two part crystal clear epoxy
Tabitha's Glass Emporium thanks Tabitha :)
What is the thickness of your fiber paper you are using?
6 mm
Thanks for the video and for sharing. On the greetings card just one quick question what type of glue do you find best when affixing the glass panel to the card?
Sorry I was meant to add do you find that araldite glue shows through on glass panels with a clear backing - thank you 8)
Do you make the little Hart’s.
Kenia Caballero yes, check out my website www.glassbytabitha.com