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Glass Etching Secrets is an ebook created by AHC Member Glass Etching Expert, Eric.
Here’s the tutorial on glass etching Eric created - A basic tutorial in glass etching that you can do a lot of interesting and personal things with.
So here it is with the major steps and pictures : Glass Etching Tutorial Continued...
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Glass Etching Secrets is an ebook created by AHC Member Glass Etching Expert, Eric.Here’s the tutorial on glass etching Eric created - A basic tutorial in glass etching that you can do a lot of interesting and personal things with.
So here it is with the major steps and pictures : Glass Etching Tutorial Continued...
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Glass Slumping Test 3 Replies
Started by Diane Stafford. Last reply by Diane Stafford Dec. 7, 2009.
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Comment by Eric on December 17, 2009 at 2:10pm - Wow that looks awesome Rubina. Is that stained glass? The blend of colors are amazing.
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Comment by Rubina Abid on December 16, 2009 at 8:51pm -
Hi friends, This is my submission and love to hear your comments.
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Comment by Rubina Abid on December 16, 2009 at 10:10am
- Wow it is nice and you have to make some more gems to decorate the Christmes tree,
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Comment by Diane Stafford on December 16, 2009 at 9:04am -
This little 'gem' was rescued from the bottom of my kiln after yesterday's glass slumping disaster - a little sparkle that will be hanging on our Christmas tree.
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Comment by Diane Stafford on December 15, 2009 at 1:46pm
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OMG - this is my submission !! You'll have to watch the video!
The purple haze is the heat from the kiln.
This 'was' meant to be a small slumped bowl with different coloured glass xmas shapes to be fused within, and clever clogs me thought it would be a good idea to have the edge over the rim of the mold, to form a slight 'stand' at that end - needless to say I carried on with some work and forgot about the kiln!
I'd got it on manual settings and was supposed to be monitoring the ramp / heat process and timings to log - what a silly billy!
anyways, this is my very poor submission as I won't have another one done by todays deadline!
Not loking forward to clearing up the mess!! Plus looks like the mold has cracked too! (Off to dark corner to cry quietly) :-)
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Comment by Diane Stafford on December 14, 2009 at 3:20pm
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Well we have one submission already - glass creation by medhadevdas
I'm biting my nails now, this is really beautiful medhadevdas (and mine is nowhere near ready) !!
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Comment by Rubina Abid on December 4, 2009 at 2:04pm
- Thanks a lot for informative site, I have also discussed with my husband and he is so impressed with it.
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Comment by Diane Stafford on December 4, 2009 at 8:29am
- Hi Rubina, Glass slumping is done at a lower temperature than fusing. The best information I have found so far is at Warm Glass. Should be interesting :-)
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Comment by Rubina Abid on December 4, 2009 at 6:40am
- Hi Diana,glass slumping very interesting and new for me. Is slumping and glass fusing has same technique? I have searched about it, but still have confusion. This work is awesome and must attempt in supervision of expert.
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Comment by Diane Stafford on December 4, 2009 at 4:38am
- I've got some glass ready and if my kiln has a good day the kids and I are planning to have a go at some glass slumping this weekend :)
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