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Using Fused Glass Jewelry Casting Molds
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2022
- (I can't believe I never posted this video! TOO BUSY!)
Molds from Creative Paradise: www.creativeparadiseglass.com/
Creative Paradise PDF on fill weights: spuaf.axcqn.servertrust.com/v/...
Firing schedule I used:
400-1100-45
50-1225-90
600-1520-30 (This was summer 2021... since then, I've found I can get a nice full fuse at much lower temp and shorter hold, about 1475 for 20 min. Less stress on the molds and the glass)
9999-900-180 (long anneal soak as they were somewhat thick and I had other unrelated projects in the kiln I was planning around as well)
100-600-0
I honestly didn't think those would come out so pretty. My business partner has tons of old dichro jewelry that she doesn't know what to do with. Thanks for the idea! I'll pass it on. Thank you.
Oh, such a great idea. I have some (lots) of those pendants that just didn't turnout like I wanted and not something I wanted to sell. Brilliant!
You took some very unappealing pieces of scrap and repurposed them into beautiful pieces. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences.
Great suggestion for reusing pieces that didn’t come out quite right. I haven’t had a good experience using molds but may tackle it again after seeing this. Thanks!
As always, very informative and super interesting.
Finally just got my first casting mold at a visit to BE here in CA. I came right here to be sure I knew what to do. Thanks so much for all you do and share!
Good luck!
Thanks jamaison. Your videos are always informative and useful. Just ordered some new heart moulds so excited to try this.
Mi puoi dare l indirizzo dove posso trovare questi stampi? Voglio provare a farli anche io. Grazie
Great video. Don't know how I missed this one🎉 great video.
Very pretty. Some much good information.
Hey Amigo,
I bought a pewter tackle box last summer that I just love it. It's been sitting in my garage. Everything I walk by it I think I love you but don't want to use you for fishing. Viola! What a great idea. Now I will use it for this.
Jamaison, I was on the edge of my seat saying, "make sure no dichro to dichro happens!!". Naturally, you did a beautiful job, lol! I really, really like your idea of the tekta in smaller chunks as opposed to the frit, that is really helpful. I have all of those same molds and as usual, my ideas are swirling, lol! Thank you, wonderful as usual. 💖😉👍
Thanks for your comments! Good luck diving into yours!
Just looking into doing fusing - very educational video - thanks!
You are amazing! Love your videos!
Those are great pieces!
A bit heavy for jewellery but would look great suspended under a wind chimes or as a light pull
Thanks for sharing. Even if you did it last summer! Lol. I don’t make much jewelry but learned a lot from you. Keep going kid. I’ll be waiting for the next one.
Some great tips here. Thanks
They turned out great, yes everything comes out thick if you fill it all the way, if you full fuse to thin them out put some fiber in the holes so they don’t close up.
Thanks this was interesting to see how the moods and glass worked. I will check the moods out online especially the multi rounds one… Laurie NZ
wow beautiful work it so very nice art work
I need to get some of those holey molds and play. I just bought 4 sheets and a pound of scrap from CBS, and while I'm using it for a Kickstarter, it'll be fun to play with leftovers.
Thank you for doing this.
Great video! I’m at the research newbie stage. Lol. I’ve worked with pottery & various art. I’m fascinated by glass fusion. My worry is the heat as I do not have a kiln. So if and when I go the natural nature way or make one I’ll be on that wagon too. New fan! 😊
Good luck!
Gorgeous
Love the information Thank you
Great re-purpose for dicro pieces!!! I been wondering what to do with mine!!
I would love to learn how to make jewelry. I think they're beautiful.
I think adding clear frit before the black opal pieces might stop it sticking 😀
Those 3 pieces at the 15:00 mark is rreeallyy beautiful. Even though everything here is beautiful, I normally am not into that style jewelry.... but I Would wear these. They're just beautiful. The colors are perfect, and to be honest, I would use these 3 pieces another way, and that's to help my high anxiety that I once in a while get. Or to help ease my stress. I would go somewhere and get comfortable and relax. Then I would close my eyes and pick one piece. I then would deeply stare into it. I'd look at all the colors and how one overlaps another and see if i can create pictures out of it. Just be super creative and before you know it your anxiety and or stress is gone. They are that cool and beautiful looking, I could get lost into my thoughts while starting at them.
Wow, thank you!
Very cool.
Beauitful!!!!
Thanks for another great video! I have that little dot mold, was part of a stash of stuff I bought from someone downsizing. I hadn’t thought to use for dichroic scrap bits! The pieces are all so pretty and have great depth. Did you end up doing anything to the backs to clean or polish?
No, sometimes I simply glue a magnet to the back. Or I might lightly grind then full fuse to spread out to 6mm and drill or glue a bail on them. Super simple!
Cool!
Very good ! I have lots of unused dicro jewellery, so out comes the chopper to break them up :-)
I’m just getting back into making fused jewelry pieces again post-covid & post-cancer. I have been giving pendants to some of the healthcare workers & others who have been so supportive & my inventory is getting low so I want to restock. They always seem happy to receive them. have some molds & this is a great idea/technique. Thank you for making this video. What is Texta & how do you spell it?
Tekta… it’s clear glass from Bullseye glass
LOVE the finished pieces! I am about to get into fusing and have done some years ago. By “bubble squeezing” I assume that means heating in a way to get the bubbles out of the piece. HOW do you do that - just heat long and slow?
Yes, there’s a lot of different types of schedules that people toss out there, but basically it’s firing slow through a certain temp range to allow the air to escape. Not flawless but it does help. This is an excellent read: www.bullseyeglass.com/images/stories/bullseye/PDF/TechNotes/technotes_05.pdf
PS love that you’re wearing Mickey on your Apple Watch! I have Minnie as mine about 90% of the time.
I love the Mickey!
Loved the repurposing of unsaleable pieces!! Easy question. You mentioned you added some black frit. Did you take the top pieces off and put it at the bottom or sprinkle on top and let it shake down…
I put it at the bottom as a base layer.
Just wondering what your kiln schedule was for this firing. I’ve been having trouble getting my pieces to fully fuse when in molds
Hi there. I always include my firing schedules as part of the video notes within RUclips. ruclips.net/video/Hnib9TOPYEE/видео.html
Very interesting- thank you- where will I find your post with the firing scedule?
Here’s how to find my firing schedules: How to find detailed video notes in RUclips
ruclips.net/video/Hnib9TOPYEE/видео.html
Hello! Good idea!
Do you have the schedule that you use for that ! I have problems with mine because the color of the dichro disappear with the temperature 😣 more the dichro that has designs ! Some tip please !
Thanks in advanced 😇
I always include schedules in my video notes… here’s how to find those. Sorry, I don’t know what to say about the dichro - I haven’t heard of this happening before! How to find detailed video notes in RUclips
ruclips.net/video/Hnib9TOPYEE/видео.html
Wow the pieces are amazing! Where do you get the molds from?
Molds are from Creative Paradise . I always include links and firing schedules in the video notes on RUclips for your convenience
Question, would I be right to put a little black frit on the bottom to help prevent blank spots? Or is it better to put down the dicro then frit?
Also, what was the very first thing you made? Did you make a vid of it?
Black frit on the bottom is an excellent idea and a way to ensure a solid look through everything.
No, I did not video my first project… but I still have my first few pieces to remind me how far I’ve come!
Thanks!
Thank you!!!
Are there alternatives to ZYP (Boron Nitride Aerosol Lubricoat)? We can't get ZYP here because it very expensive and must be shipped as a hazardous good. What about kiln shelf wash?
Some do say they use kiln wash (I’ve heard primo primer?) but I only have experience with ZYP in my casting molds, sorry. There are lots of glass groups on Facebook, including one for CPI, maker of these molds. Perhaps someone there has asked this before? m.facebook.com/groups/fusersofcpi/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF
nice instructions and great , what are the molds made off, thanks
They are ceramic casting molds from Creative Paradise
What is the fusing schedule you used for the beautiful dicro pendants? Thanks
This detail is in the video notes on RUclips. If you are watching in the app on your phone, you probably just click the headline under the video. If on your computer, I think it’s usually in a gray box with “show more” under the video headline.
What are you using to clean off the pieces
Nothing special… just glass cleaner and water. Sometimes I will use a mixture of half vinegar and half water.
awsome work as allwase mate. i relise this may be a silly queston if so im sorry. im a total noob with fusing you refer to a product called zip what is this? i relise it is a mould relece is it known by a diffrent name ?
It’s ZYP, boron nitride aerosol spray
@@JamaisonSchuler thank you
❤
Can you use this type of mold in microwave kiln?
I do not know the answer to this, sorry. Check creative paradise glass’s website to see if they have any guidance?
Can I use a fusing mold without a kiln in a microwave?
I think so? But honestly, I have zero experience with microwave kilns. I’ve heard there’s a Facebook group for microwave kiln users? Might seek that out…
@@JamaisonSchuler Thank you! I'll check out that group...
Are the back of the pieces rough or soft enough to just finish with bails? I have used kiln wash and they are not very smooth.
They were smooth - I use ZYP. Not sure if that made the difference, but I’ve always had relatively smooth backs and just add bails (to the small circles - clearly the others had holes already)
@@JamaisonSchuler appreciate the prompt response !
@@JamaisonSchuler does the aerosol or the spray work best?
@@Lois0707 I’ve only ever used the aerosol. I’ve read others have had issues with the spray but I’ve never tried it
Were the glass fired at 1480F?
This kind of detail can be answered by reading my video notes in RUclips.
I fired to 1520 for 30 min. This was summer 2021... since then, I've found I can get a nice full fuse at much lower temp and shorter hold, about 1475 for 20 min. Less stress on the molds and the glass
Hi. I’m new to this. I did a heart casting mold with frit. They came out so filled with bubbles! Can I put it back into the kiln and ‘bubble squeeze’? I don’t know with part of your published schedule is the bubble squeeze part. Thanks!
Small frit traps bubbles… you’ll never get rid of those. You have the use large coarse frit or even broken up sheet glass or billet. Regarding firing schedules, this book is so inexpensive yet invaluable for someone new to this. Highly recommend. www.leatherbarrowglass.com/firing-schedules-for-kilnformed-glass
@@JamaisonSchuler thank you kindly. I’ve added broken clear glass to the top of each heart. I’ll refire and cross my fingers. Thanks for book recommendation 😊
@@GeorgianneHolland the small bubbles that are already in there will stay trapped in there, those will not go away, just so you know. It may be a cool look if you refire it, but be prepared that it’ll still look foggy.
@@JamaisonSchuler I appreciate your help. I’ll keep my expectations in check. I have the hearts in my kiln now. Low and slow. It’s fun to experiment and learn! Looking forward to your next video.
I can't find your schedule that you said you would post for this project
i found it.. thanks
Glad you found it. Good luck.
Could you give me the recipe on how to make the moulds please.
I don’t make these molds… never tried to make one. These are from Creative Paradise Inc.
I could not find a firing schedule for this...did I miss it?
It’s in the videos notes on RUclips.
How to find detailed video notes in RUclips
ruclips.net/video/Hnib9TOPYEE/видео.html
Trochę późno dotarłeś na miejsce kopalnia😁🖐️
Hello, what is clean tecta?
Bullseye’s clear tekta glass that I’ve cleaned well
@@JamaisonSchuler have you recycled soda bottles? Do they bubble? I’m in Colombia
@@TheBruzka I have not tried this, no.
I never get consistently good results with zyp. It works when it works, but it likes to lift and incorporate into the glass in melts and full fusion temps, and doesn't do well on subsequent firings. I use primo primer. But I don't use it like everyone else. I mix up a large quart batch of primo primer, at least a day in advance, making sure it is completely dissolved and mixed. It performs better on the second day after mixing, and this is important for my application method... For application to a CLEAN dry mold I use an autobody paint sprayer with a medium-large nozzle. I make a paint booth from a large cardboard box on an outdoor bench, and wearing a n95 mask. I spray even coats on my molds and kiln furniture. I build up several coats, making sure they are even. Then if I have time I will do an initial firing of the molds empty, a really quick cycle. This seems to give me really nice HARD coatings that last 4 or 5 firings. AND it is CHEAP compared to the zyp. Zyp IS the good stuff, but properly applied primo is mobettah. Properly applied is the key, brushing requires a lot of skill, and gives uneven results that show up in your bottom surface finish. My bottoms tend to come out not even needing cold work (unless you are going for the polished bottoms, and in that case the good surface only makes the cold work go faster).
Zyp does some odd things when it comes loose, and while it is always 100% perfect on a slump, Zyp selectively migrates into the glass in full fusion temperatures. It seems to be a chemistry problem, as some glass doesn't absorb zyp. But the primo gives even predictable performance across a range of glass chemistries. But it would also be because I don't use bullseye glass. I started with bulleye, but I found I get better results with spectrum96 compatible varieties.
And I love dichro, but I have found dichro decals allow me to put the dichro on any glass I want, so I can freely use dichro without spending tons extra on it, and I can use the same glass with and withoiut dichro to get results you can get no other way. The dichro decal is real dichro, only without the glass. It is made the same way, only instead of glass, they use decal paper. The atoms of metal are hot when they hit the paper, but they are so small they don't transfer enough heat to do any damage. So you get real dichro films you can place on any glass you want. I used some of the exact same molds you show here. And yes, they are too heavy for earrings, but make nice pendants. I made some really nice earrings, but the wife can't use them... I think you can make earrings from the smaller molds, but you have to keep the fill levels low, and then the 6mm problem kicks in.
Wow, those are beautiful! You also started with some nice pieces you broke up. All fair game! This is inspiring me! May I ask you a question or 2-3 please? lol
Are there any kinds of fusing molds or shelves that don't need the toxic release agents or fibrous paper to release? Are there any release agents that aren't toxic? Are carved carbon-block molds suitable for fusing? Have you ever come across anything other than bisque for fusing molds? Thank you so much! btw, your dichroic box is like a treasure chest! I hope to get some soon! Thanks again!
Wow -- lots of questions, many that probably go far over my head. In terms of release agents, best to look into the different manufacturers, asking for their material safety data sheets and you can decide for yourself what you think is considered toxic or not? Many are also using a product called SilkeMat to make their own molds, and I know it's advertised as non-toxic. The woman who makes SilkeMat, Barbara, is a really great person and I'm sure would answer your questions if you reach out to her.
@@JamaisonSchuler I know it was a lot of questions :) Thanks for answering to your best! I watched some things now by Barbara Cashman. That looks very promising, what a great lead, thank you! Also, video of the mason jar spoon rest slump, and your video with ceramics from the dollar stores both show me that material might be a good option. What happens if you fully fuse frit in a glazed dish, uncoated with zyp? You've been so helpful, and saving a ton of time! Thanks!
@@CuriousEarthMan if you do not use a release agent - even in glazed pottery - it will stick.
@@JamaisonSchuler I've been meaning to thank you again for answering all of my numerous questions, so thank you again! :) I appreciate the time you took to go into everything. I'm watching some of your videos again, and I enjoy being subscribed! I love how you keep exploring!
Since I'm writing...lol do you think kiln wash mixed up from powder and brushed on in multiple coats, is a quality mold release agent, or does it pale in comparison to Zyp? I saw some today at theceramicshop for something like $2.65 a lb, to be mixed with water. Do you think of using kiln wash instead of Zyp might be a functional alternative? Thank you!!!!! I can't get over how nice the pieces you made here came out!
@@CuriousEarthMan I know some have successfully used a brand called primo primer in their casting molds. Perhaps other kiln wash would work as well? I personally stick with ZYP because it works so well… I know it is expensive but so are casting molds if you ruin one or two… I don’t know that this answer helps too much. 🤷🏻♂️
Couldnt give it away
i need dicroic and this molds and speak in spanish
Search for glass suppliers near you and you may find a distributor? Or search for used on a local marketplace?
too much talking, no info! where you fussed them?
Thanks for the feedback Franky
Had to quit watching after sitting through back to back to back full length commercials. This video has more commercials than network tv.
I guess Google/RUclips wants their money’s worth. Sorry to hear that. You know I don’t control that, right?
I enjoyed the video! Thank you for showing. I was wondering if you picked up the Zyp because you stayed at 1500 too long? In any event, thanks for the share. Loved it.
That’s probably exactly why, yes! I usually like to fire casting molds with ZYP at a lower temp but I had it in with a different scrap melt, trying to maximize my kiln load. 😉