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Re: fusing glass
From: Deb Mortl (dmortl)
Date: Wed Mar 01 2000 - 05:07:20 PST
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I tried fusing scrap glass and never had any luck with it - apparently the
glass colors have different melting temperatures and I could never get
anything to fuse smoothly. Maybe someone else had better luck with this?
What about using the glass for a mosaic stepping stone, like we've been
talking about?
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>I have the opportunity to acquire scrap glass from a local stained glass
>artist. I do not have the equipment or expertise to teach stained glass,
>but am thinking of possibilities such as fusing, using slump molds, etc. I
>have both a Skutt ceramic kiln and a paragon enameling kiln. Can any of you
>give me project suggestions, advice, technique, what I need, etc? I
>definitely need new ideas for my crafts class. Thanks much-Linda in NC
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