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Re: fusing glass
From: Betti P. Longinotti (wsfcs-art)
Date: Wed Mar 01 2000 - 14:17:07 PST
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Linda asked-
" What does one put it on to do this? What temperature range?"
Linda and all,
Provided you are using glass that can be fused to other glass, usually a
range of 1450-1550 F is a good fusing temperature. Some glasses you can
push a little further. Experiment for the effect you desire. Make sure
you have kiln wash on your shelves or use fiberfrax paper.
Regular Elmers glue, used sparingly, can temporarily hold the pieces
together until you fire these.
Artfully yours,
Betti P. Longinotti
K-12 Lead Art Teacher
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
blongino.nc.us
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