How To Fuse Glass In A Microwave | Simple Fused Glass Earring Tutorial

[@oOperpetualOo]

I just made my first set of beads they are BEAUTIFUL thank you SO SO much for sharing your knowledge ❤

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching 😊

[@sharimcmahon2656]

I love trying new gadgets and love the results!

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks for watching. Happy Upcycling 😊

[@barbblack7825]

Thank you. I love the partial fused drop length earrings the mostest ...yep, I said mostest and yep. Any who, I also really appreciated your bale tutorial. I'd like to give this a whirl.

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks for watching I hope you enjoy the project. 🙂

[@shhhon]

I think tack fuse may be what you were talking about with the partially fused ones, but I’m pretty new to this

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Hi thanks for watching and for the new term. 🙂

[@danamatsukawa4762]

Thank you for this video.

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching 😊

[@susanroberts]

Wow I’ve learned so much from you today. Thank you. 💝🥰

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks for watching Susan. I am happy you found the information helpful. 🙂

[@lrb3989]

Thanks excellent vid

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 😊

[@coranelson9254]

Interesting.

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@rashemechester9035]

👍

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@orisisorisis6946]

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[@noecharbonneau5725]

What happens if you overcook the glass by going too long?

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Hi I guess I don't know the answer to your question. You do want to keep an eye on your project so you can determine when to stop the fusing and allow the piece to cool down. There is a little trial and error involved.