Tutorial and Product Information
Scroll down this page for the free glass stands tutorial and CPI Dragonfly in the enamel Monet style.
PRODUCTS: Tutorials and educational materials published use Unique Glass Colors (UCG), Colors for Earth (CFE), my Nature Color Collection, and Hues 2 Fuse products. Using other brands for many techniques may not be suitable and will require your testing for optimal results.
As an expert with these brands, I have found and developed multiple techniques for fused glass painting and I often use these in conjunction with one another in my work. I do not use other brands or types of enamels and products.
Products used from UGC:
Enamels, Artisans, Accents, DETAILS, Layering Mix, Sparkles, Medium, Margot Clark brushes, MUD, and Outline products.
Products used from CFE:
Enamels, Sparkles, Glitz, BubbleArt, Medium, Color Concentrates, Piping Pastes, Silkscreen Black and White, Black and White Outline, Paula McCoy and CFE Brushes.
Products used from Hues 2 Fuse (from Creative Paradise):
Enamels and Media
I am not employed by, on commission with, endorsed by, or associated with the businesses of UGC or CFE. These are brands that do what I need them to do in my work and the techniques I teach.
As an expert with these brands, I have found and developed multiple techniques for fused glass painting and I often use these in conjunction with one another in my work. I do not use other brands or types of enamels and products.
Products used from UGC:
Enamels, Artisans, Accents, DETAILS, Layering Mix, Sparkles, Medium, Margot Clark brushes, MUD, and Outline products.
Products used from CFE:
Enamels, Sparkles, Glitz, BubbleArt, Medium, Color Concentrates, Piping Pastes, Silkscreen Black and White, Black and White Outline, Paula McCoy and CFE Brushes.
Products used from Hues 2 Fuse (from Creative Paradise):
Enamels and Media
I am not employed by, on commission with, endorsed by, or associated with the businesses of UGC or CFE. These are brands that do what I need them to do in my work and the techniques I teach.
Free Glass Display Stands
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These simple glass display stands are fairly simple to create and can help use up a lot of scrap or strips of glass you have accumulated. I like using transparent glass to make my stands so the focus is on my fused glass enamel art or I can choose a glass color that is common with my artwork to be cohesive and not distract from the overall display.
Using Miracle Mesh from Milkweed Arts the reusable forms can be made individually, or in a long strip to drape up to four stands in one firing. My firing schedules are included in the PDF file and this template may be printed out on your inkjet printer on Bullseye thin fire paper to ensure a perfect set up in your kiln. An accurate 'A' 0r tee pee frame fold is necessary or its not going to work for you!
I stress my firing schedule in the video as these are tested for my kiln. You may need to make adjustments by testing depending on your knowledge of your kiln and knowledge whether it runs hot or not! The provided schedules are what work for me in my JenKen Profusion 16 fiber kiln.
This is a free tutorial, please read and review the materials. It is straightforward and requires some placement accuracy and changes for specific thicknesses of glass. Please do not email or private message me - this is available free to over 23,000 glass fusers and I am not able to respond one on one with questions. Thank you!
Using Miracle Mesh from Milkweed Arts the reusable forms can be made individually, or in a long strip to drape up to four stands in one firing. My firing schedules are included in the PDF file and this template may be printed out on your inkjet printer on Bullseye thin fire paper to ensure a perfect set up in your kiln. An accurate 'A' 0r tee pee frame fold is necessary or its not going to work for you!
I stress my firing schedule in the video as these are tested for my kiln. You may need to make adjustments by testing depending on your knowledge of your kiln and knowledge whether it runs hot or not! The provided schedules are what work for me in my JenKen Profusion 16 fiber kiln.
This is a free tutorial, please read and review the materials. It is straightforward and requires some placement accuracy and changes for specific thicknesses of glass. Please do not email or private message me - this is available free to over 23,000 glass fusers and I am not able to respond one on one with questions. Thank you!
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