love these,Jill. I have chopped up a rolling pin for stands, so going to use these bird inspirations for my next projects.Fabulous! I will be ordering more murrini and stringers very soon,think i must be one of your regulars by now!
Jill!! I was nearly vibrating with excitement when I saw your post! I was hoping once you got your beautiful lamp work area completed (excellent videos of you and hubby, beautiful work!) that we might get a few more fusing videos as well - not that you have a lot of free time on your hands, lol! Anyway, thank you so, so, so much for this adorable, fun project to make! I just recently purchased a pretty good bit of Bullseye for my holiday items, and these birdies will fit right in. Thank you and welcome back! xoxo from the U.S. 😄
At the end of every day's rush, I have wondered how is Jill getting on with her new equipment? I miss seeing you so much you are such a good teacher. Your lighting is superb, I don't recall the light being so good perviously.
Thanks Ralf. Lighting has not changed, nor camera settings, so perhaps time has played its merry dance. It's a busy time of year, as I type Jill is at a 4 day exhibition at Souther Nature Art down in Fareham in the UK. She has 2 pieces in the exhibition and has a stall in the artist's market for the 4 days. They all through September it's NROS, as mentioned in this video. Again 2 pieces in the central exhibition and then opening the studio for various events during the month. Much preparation and long days to get the pieces ready. We hope all is well with you.
@@FiredGlass Thank you for taking time to share the news! I has been 30 years since I took my artwork to a show. I DID enjoy being at them, but buyer support dwindled. It WAS encouraging to link up with like minded people, so I think that I know how it goes for Jill. I hope that she has a pleasant, uplifting time there.
Thank you so much for this post. I have been watching your videos since the begining, from America and appreciate all I have learned from you. You are so generous with your creations and instructions! I can't wait to give this one a go!
Jill didn't keep the pattern to be fair. Both the bird outline and wing are simple curves which you could drawer out on a piece of paper. They don't have to be an exact copy, make them your own design. So long as you like the shape and it's pleasing to your eye, then you've nailed it!
It’s a standard tack fuse schedule which a downloadable PDF can be found on Warmglass website for all Bullseye glass firing schedules. Or just use your standard schedule as there’s nothing special needed here as there’s no thickness or hold time concerns
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You don’t do near enough RUclips videos. I love watching you work and create. Love the birdies.
Thank you. It takes a long time to record and then edit our videos which is why we don’t do frequent uploads. Quality over quantity.
love these,Jill. I have chopped up a rolling pin for stands, so going to use these bird inspirations for my next projects.Fabulous! I will be ordering more murrini and stringers very soon,think i must be one of your regulars by now!
As usual, your generosity in sharing your skills and knowledge is much appreciated. 😊
My pleasure!
Jill!! I was nearly vibrating with excitement when I saw your post! I was hoping once you got your beautiful lamp work area completed (excellent videos of you and hubby, beautiful work!) that we might get a few more fusing videos as well - not that you have a lot of free time on your hands, lol! Anyway, thank you so, so, so much for this adorable, fun project to make! I just recently purchased a pretty good bit of Bullseye for my holiday items, and these birdies will fit right in. Thank you and welcome back! xoxo from the U.S. 😄
Super to hear from you and love that you are going to make some jolly birds too with your Bullseye stash of glass. I'm sure you will have fun!
At the end of every day's rush, I have wondered how is Jill getting on with her new equipment? I miss seeing you so much you are such a good teacher. Your lighting is superb, I don't recall the light being so good perviously.
Thanks Ralf. Lighting has not changed, nor camera settings, so perhaps time has played its merry dance. It's a busy time of year, as I type Jill is at a 4 day exhibition at Souther Nature Art down in Fareham in the UK. She has 2 pieces in the exhibition and has a stall in the artist's market for the 4 days. They all through September it's NROS, as mentioned in this video. Again 2 pieces in the central exhibition and then opening the studio for various events during the month. Much preparation and long days to get the pieces ready. We hope all is well with you.
@@FiredGlass Thank you for taking time to share the news! I has been 30 years since I took my artwork to a show. I DID enjoy being at them, but buyer support dwindled. It WAS encouraging to link up with like minded people, so I think that I know how it goes for Jill. I hope that she has a pleasant, uplifting time there.
Er, John was not alone, I also thought that they were penguins! As always, extremely interesting and fascinating to watch.
Kindred spirit from the Penguin world - thanks Barry.
Thank you Jill. Such a cute and quick project. I’ll be making some for my granddaughter, her nickname is Birdie!
This is just perfect Gwen, I'm sure Birdie will love your creations.
Thank you so much for this post. I have been watching your videos since the begining, from America and appreciate all I have learned from you. You are so generous with your creations and instructions! I can't wait to give this one a go!
You are so welcome!
@@FiredGlass Is there somewhere I can get the pattern for the bird and the wing? I really like yours and would like to replicate it. Thank you!!
Jill didn't keep the pattern to be fair. Both the bird outline and wing are simple curves which you could drawer out on a piece of paper. They don't have to be an exact copy, make them your own design. So long as you like the shape and it's pleasing to your eye, then you've nailed it!
Happy to hear your charming voice and see a new video! I’ve had good success with bits of scrap copper wire for the legs as well.
Thank you, Good tip on the copper wire too - thank you.
Hi Jill! Glad to see you and thrilled for a new video! I’ve watched your others over and over and over. Love them ❤
Bless you, that's great to hear. Seen your comments on most of our videos so thank you.
❤these!! Thanks!!
Thank you so much, glad you loved them!
Oh my goodness I have missed you!
Ah thank you Christine.
THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY CUTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm glad you like it
Love these little guys! Do you have a pattern that you can make available?
They are cute. It’s a straightforward pattern with simple curves, a freehand cut is all that’s really needed.
What's the name of the glue you use? These birds are adorable!! ❤
Its GlasTac Gel from Bullseye
You have probably mentioned this in a previous video, but which glue are you using please. Loving these little birds, can’t wait to have a go!
Glue is GlasTac brand which we get from WarmGlass here in the UK. Great to hear you will be making some birds too!
Thanks, do you use the thin or thick version?
@@vickypryer7188 Jill typically uses the gel; Bullseye Glastac Fusing Gel
@@vickypryer7188its the thick version. The blue one 🙌
what is your firing schedule for these adorable birds?
It’s a standard tack fuse schedule which a downloadable PDF can be found on Warmglass website for all Bullseye glass firing schedules. Or just use your standard schedule as there’s nothing special needed here as there’s no thickness or hold time concerns
Do 😊you have a pattern for the birdies please
No we don't I'm sorry to say.
i am a begginer i only have a micorwave kiln can i use this if i make them smaller?
Sure, but don’t make them too thick either.
Website address please
our web address is on our RUclips homepage its www.firedglass.biz we supply UK only BTW