Pam B
Pam B replied to the topic shelf paper leaves a textured back in the forum General Fusing Discussion 10 years, 4 months ago
Pam B
I use bullseye thin shelf paper. It does not leave a texture. It is a bit more expensive than other shelf papers but well worth it. The primer on your shelf also needs to be smooth. You can always fire your pieces again.
pamPam B replied to the topic Fossil Vitra experimentation in the forum General Fusing Discussion 10 years, 11 months ago
Pam B
I too just had to try this. I used the fused pieces in a stained glass panel and have gotten numerous compliments. I just used glass powders in different shades of green with clear textured spectrum stained glass on top of the leaves. I love the texture the leaves left on the glass and the patterns turned out perfectly with no plant res…[Read more]Pam B replied to the topic slicing/cutting glass rods in the forum General Fusing Discussion 10 years, 11 months ago
Pam B
If you have a taurus 2 or 3 it is easy to slice even slices but I gather from your question that you don’t have a diamond saw.(only way I know to get even slices).
I have heard of the string applied around an empty bottle ignited and then submerging in cold water or tapping the score but can’t imagine doing that with a glass rod.
PamPam B replied to the topic Is it ART or is it CRAFT? in the forum Art and Artwork 11 years, 6 months ago
Pam B
Wendy, I tried to view you jewelry but could not get into your site and nothing is listed on ebay either. Is there another way?
Pam B replied to the topic Is it ART or is it CRAFT? in the forum Art and Artwork 11 years, 6 months ago
Pam B
Guess we all fall into the category of not being considered artists. I hate being juried into shows and having to check the “craft” box on the applications. Although glass blowers seem to be treated with more regard, glass fusers with a bit more interest, Jurors really thumb their noses at stained glass artists. I began glass fusing to…[Read more]