Jamaison Shuler, I just wanted to let you know that you have single-handedly made me obsessed with fusing glass. I just bought a kiln and I’m waiting on several deliveries to get started . I watched all your videos in three weeks and have since started watching Tabitha’s channel. thanks for all of the resources you supplied throughout the years. I’m following all of them. Problem is that I miss your videos and now I have to wait like everybody else. I’ll probably just watch them all over again. Keep them coming. Thank you.
Aw, thank you for such a kind note! And I guess I should apologize for your newfound obsession and financial ruin! Lol! Stay tuned to the channel, but I’m trying to navigate some aging parent issues and so I haven’t been in the studio and may be a bit in between videos for a while. But don’t give up on me! If you are on Facebook, make sure to follow me over there. Even though I’m not posting videos, there’s more activity there. Facebook.com/youtubejamaison
Opaline is my favorite glass by far. The second glass I taught I had to ‘fix’ three of these that the previous instructor never finished. Then I spent a month making balls to make on for myself. I did one in clear and one in opaline and a couple of small ones with a mixture of both, my boss sold them all when she emptied the kiln. Not what I wanted. But now I want to make another
What a great technique! It turned out beautifully. I was so excited to see you use your Quickfire. It's just a great tool to have when you need it. Thanks, as always, for sharing your glass addiction with your fellow addicts.
No, I actually bought the cutting system second hand, but you can find it online at creatorsbrand.com. It’s the strip pro cutter with slide bar, waffle grid, the whole kit.
@@JamaisonSchuler cool beans. i have a morton system but i like that this one has a ball bearing sliding cutter. i mix alot of kiln formed murrine techniques with furnace work ones, and that would help me a LOT.
As usual, project and excellent teaching video that I want to replicate in some way. However, I cannot find a glass similar to opaline in 96COE. Do know of a glass produced in 96COE similar to Bullseye Opaline.
Oceanside Compatible line is rebranded Spectrum System 96. They have one called Crystal Opal. I always had trouble with multiple firings of white glass. It seems to be more brittle, fracture more easily than other colors
Because I did not want the clear to interrupt the lacy pattern. It’s more of an art piece than functional. Clear glass would still pick up texture and I didn’t want that seen in the gaps
Hi Jamaison, i love your ideas and was on the hunt for one u did a while back.. u used hollow canes and fired them altogether, but i cant find it on your page, could u repost it or send to me?
@@JamaisonSchuler i think it was the one before that when u were firing them all together.. u had several colors going and i believe u shared a fire schedule.. i think.. not sure I call them hollows
Why didn't you use clear glass under the beads to make the dish more sturdy? If you cut the bottom circle an slightly smaller, it wouldn't show at the edges and still give support. The piece was beautiful but some of those small edge beads made me nervous.
Artist choice. 🤷🏻♂️ I considered it, but I did not want clear glass (which would pick up kiln shelf or paper texture) to distract from the lacy appearance of the piece.
Very cool. I’m thinking of taking bubble paint from Paula in between 3/4” squares and doing the same. Only if you don’t mind. Thanks Jamaison for the idea.
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Jamaison Shuler, I just wanted to let you know that you have single-handedly made me obsessed with fusing glass. I just bought a kiln and I’m waiting on several deliveries to get started . I watched all your videos in three weeks and have since started watching Tabitha’s channel. thanks for all of the resources you supplied throughout the years. I’m following all of them. Problem is that I miss your videos and now I have to wait like everybody else. I’ll probably just watch them all over again. Keep them coming. Thank you.
Aw, thank you for such a kind note! And I guess I should apologize for your newfound obsession and financial ruin! Lol! Stay tuned to the channel, but I’m trying to navigate some aging parent issues and so I haven’t been in the
studio and may be a bit in between videos for a while. But don’t give up on me! If you are on Facebook, make sure to follow me over there. Even though I’m not posting videos, there’s more activity there. Facebook.com/youtubejamaison
OMG! That came out beautifully, thank you for sharing!
It's beautiful. I love this project.
A beauty, with it upright can visualize a nice light behind to show off
Nice idea. Thank you so much!
Opaline is my favorite glass by far.
The second glass I taught I had to ‘fix’ three of these that the previous instructor never finished.
Then I spent a month making balls to make on for myself.
I did one in clear and one in opaline and a couple of small ones with a mixture of both, my boss sold them all when she emptied the kiln. Not what I wanted. But now I want to make another
❤❤❤ I'm sure the recipient will be amazed!!!
I like the addition of the small frit balls. I have made some with luminescent in a single layer and had problems with the edges keeping together.
all those dots!!! definitely a labor of love!!! beautiful job as always!
A beautiful piece.!❤
Hermosa pieza!!! 😊
Well done Jamaison, very pretty!
opaline is my fav magic glass! Great job! I have always also wanted to do this project!
Sweet! Definitely looks great with the added frit balls. Very nice and successful platter.
Love it!
Thank u for sharing! it was very interesting!
WOW!!! Very nice!
Nicely done! Love it!
Thanks!
What a great technique! It turned out beautifully. I was so excited to see you use your Quickfire. It's just a great tool to have when you need it. Thanks, as always, for sharing your glass addiction with your fellow addicts.
Thank you!
Stunning!
Thanks!
Love it , great job, you always make great things
Thanks!
All that work was well worth it!
Thanks!
SO PRETTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Nice 😊
That’s really lovely.
As someone who’s just beginning - if you did want to layer it with clear, what steps would you take to keep the dots distinct?
I made a second one and used a 2mm clear layer and fired just a bit warmer. It came out well with distinct dots, just don’t fire too warm.
@@JamaisonSchuler nice. Do you have a picture of it anywhere? I know, demanding followers 🤣
@@Siliconpixel no, I did not take a photo and have already sold and shipped it. Sorry
@@JamaisonSchuler no problem. I’ll have to try making one myself!
I would have thought you would need to go hotter for the dots. That finished piece is super cool! Beautiful work.
Thank you!
doing this with a reactive white and maybe a blue or green it reacts with would be so sick.
Have previously made a couple of these bowls and everyone who sees them comments on how pretty they are. 👍
also does your linktree contain where you got that cutting system? looks amazing.
No, I actually bought the cutting system second hand, but you can find it online at creatorsbrand.com. It’s the strip pro cutter with slide bar, waffle grid, the whole kit.
@@JamaisonSchuler cool beans. i have a morton system but i like that this one has a ball bearing sliding cutter. i mix alot of kiln formed murrine techniques with furnace work ones, and that would help me a LOT.
As usual, project and excellent teaching video that I want to replicate in some way. However, I cannot find a glass similar to opaline in 96COE. Do know of a glass produced in 96COE similar to Bullseye Opaline.
Sorry, I am not familiar with the other product offerings. 🫤
Oceanside Compatible line is rebranded Spectrum System 96. They have one called Crystal Opal. I always had trouble with multiple firings of white glass. It seems to be more brittle, fracture more easily than other colors
Why didn’t you start with a clear base?
Because I did not want the clear to interrupt the lacy pattern. It’s more of an art piece than functional. Clear glass would still pick up texture and I didn’t want that seen in the gaps
Hi Jamaison, i love your ideas and was on the hunt for one u did a while back.. u used hollow canes and fired them altogether, but i cant find it on your page, could u repost it or send to me?
I’ve referenced this a few times in videos, but this was the first one: ruclips.net/video/_ffMhqY07hE/видео.htmlsi=1drH2lzXa2BeBaf1
@@JamaisonSchuler i think it was the one before that when u were firing them all together.. u had several colors going and i believe u shared a fire schedule.. i think.. not sure I call them hollows
@@elainefuehrer5739I’m sorry, I’m just not sure. I have nearly 400 videos now. Hard to know which you might mean.
Beautiful project! -- I hate making dots. They are a necessary evil. 😉
Why didn't you use clear glass under the beads to make the dish more sturdy? If you cut the bottom circle an slightly smaller, it wouldn't show at the edges and still give support. The piece was beautiful but some of those small edge beads made me nervous.
Artist choice. 🤷🏻♂️ I considered it, but I did not want clear glass (which would pick up kiln shelf or paper texture) to distract from the lacy appearance of the piece.
@@JamaisonSchuler You can use float glass as a kiln shelf for a smooth bottom. I think Zyp works on float.
Very cool. I’m thinking of taking bubble paint from Paula in between 3/4” squares and doing the same. Only if you don’t mind. Thanks Jamaison for the idea.
Of course - go for it!