David, Thank you very much for sharing this with your fellow glass artists...new techniques open the door to new ideas...and even before I watch this series of studio classes on your multi-layered squashed glass, my brain is spinning with possibilities. Your generosity in sharing new possibilities is greatly appreciated. Coco
thank you so much🙂for sharing this. i purchased a new kiln and have no clue how to use it and have never fused or heated glass. im learning stained glass painting via online sources. id like to test out making pink glass with the squashed glass approach. The info you have shared is a Big help. Thank you🙂☺️
Thank you so much for your generosity in producing this series. The technique is absolutely fascinating. Your explanations are clear and concise. Stay safe.
Thank you for this excellent tutorial on your technique. I have made some thick glass pieces with scrap in SS molds, I am thinking this would be a great way to thin the glass for slumping.
Thank you so much for sharing this technique and for FREE! Beautiful work. Just one question: I have a fiber kiln and have to use fiber fusing paper on the shelf rather than straight kiln wash. Will this cause any difficulties with this technique? Since you don't have a fiber kiln, maybe you don't know, and I can just try a small test piece, but thought I would ask first in case you might have some experience with using fiber paper with this technique. Thank you in advance for your generous sharing of your experience.
You can try the fiber fusing paper, I have never tried it. My kilns have a fiber top and brick sides. Never have had a problem with the fiber top so not sure what issues a full fiber kiln would have using kiln wash on the two shelves.
I won't be able to try this right now but when I do will let you know how it goes in case others have the same question. Thank you for your generosity and your quick response.
Thank you! I am so excited about trying this technique. I do not have two large shelves. I am thinking of using two 15" sq porcelain floor tiles that are kiln washed. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for sharing!
@@artandartiststories7716 I tried using two 20" porcelain tiles using your firing schedule and the piece broke in multiple places. :( I am refiring without the tile on top to see what happens.
I will video record my entire process for this particular glass. There will be 6 to 8 videos over the next week or so. These videos will be available on this RUclips channel for Watching at your convenience after they are posted.
No need to sign up, the classes will be available on this channel of RUclips. I plan to have 6 to 8 videos for this class over the next week or so. The videos will be available to watch at any time after they are posted.
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Thank you for being generous with your knowledge and experience😄
Enjoy
Thank you. This world needs more people like you.
Thanks for your kind words
I love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much, can’t wait to see following videos. Many many thanks.
Keep looking at the channel. Everything should be posted be end of this coming week.
Thanks! Looking forward to more in the series!
Keep looking at the channel. Everything should be posted by end of this coming week.
Thank you! My next project!
Have fun!
I just want to say thank you so much for doing this for free and I will pass your goodwill on! Best wishes
Michelle Stack thanks😎
Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial! You're awesome and your work is stunning and inspiring.
Thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed them.
David,
Thank you very much for sharing this with your fellow glass artists...new techniques open the door to new ideas...and even before I watch this series of studio classes on your multi-layered squashed glass, my brain is spinning with possibilities. Your generosity in sharing new possibilities is greatly appreciated.
Coco
You are welcome. Perhaps pay it forward by inspiring another artist with you art work.
Looking forward to seeing the videos and your process. Your work is beautiful and inspiring.
thank you so much🙂for sharing this. i purchased a new kiln and have no clue how to use it and have never fused or heated glass. im learning stained glass painting via online sources. id like to test out making pink glass with the squashed glass approach. The info you have shared is a Big help. Thank you🙂☺️
Your welcome. Enjoy the journey
Thank you so much for your generosity in producing this series. The technique is absolutely fascinating. Your explanations are clear and concise. Stay safe.
Thanks
Thank you for this excellent tutorial on your technique. I have made some thick glass pieces with scrap in SS molds, I am thinking this would be a great way to thin the glass for slumping.
Thank you so much! I’ve watched Part 1 and Part 2, are there any more to see please? I can’t wait to learn your technique!
More to come soon. Stay posted😎
Thank you so much for sharing this technique and for FREE! Beautiful work. Just one question: I have a fiber kiln and have to use fiber fusing paper on the shelf rather than straight kiln wash. Will this cause any difficulties with this technique? Since you don't have a fiber kiln, maybe you don't know, and I can just try a small test piece, but thought I would ask first in case you might have some experience with using fiber paper with this technique. Thank you in advance for your generous sharing of your experience.
You can try the fiber fusing paper, I have never tried it. My kilns have a fiber top and brick sides. Never have had a problem with the fiber top so not sure what issues a full fiber kiln would have using kiln wash on the two shelves.
I won't be able to try this right now but when I do will let you know how it goes in case others have the same question. Thank you for your generosity and your quick response.
Thank you! I am so excited about trying this technique. I do not have two large shelves. I am thinking of using two 15" sq porcelain floor tiles that are kiln washed. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for sharing!
That should work, like I say in this series “Try It”
@@artandartiststories7716 I tried using two 20" porcelain tiles using your firing schedule and the piece broke in multiple places. :( I am refiring without the tile on top to see what happens.
Where are the additional videos of this studio class?
I will video record my entire process for this particular glass. There will be 6 to 8 videos over the next week or so. These videos will be available on this RUclips channel for Watching at your convenience after they are posted.
how do l Sign up to the studio glass?
No need to sign up, the classes will be available on this channel of RUclips. I plan to have 6 to 8 videos for this class over the next week or so. The videos will be available to watch at any time after they are posted.
THANK YOU!