I only had a year to come up with this. Allowing for the intricacies of lunar year cycles, only about about 350 days in fact, but admittedly it should still have been plenty. And, yes, it did take me 350 days to do. More precisely, 348 days to get round to doing anything, and no [...]
Posts Tagged ‘kiln wash’
So long, and thanks for all the matzo
Posted in Beyond glass (if such a thing is possible), Warm glass, tagged bubbles, Bullseye glass, fused glass, glass, Kaiser Lee board, kiln wash, kilnformed glass, klb, pesach, seder, slumping mold on April 15, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Cooking with glass
Posted in Warm glass, tagged Bullseye glass, firing schedule, frit, fusing, glass, kiln wash, scrap glass, shelf paper, steel mold, Thinfire on February 25, 2009 |
I decided it’s time to make something in glass again. I know I don’t have enough places to sell it, I know sales are down in the bad economic times, I know it’s silly, but – I found me an excuse. I thought I’d at least tidy up my glass room. And as I tidied [...]
Shelf life
Posted in Warm glass, tagged kiln shelves, kiln wash on October 1, 2008 |
My replacement shelf arrived today while I was out. My kind neighbour took it in and neither of us was terribly impressed by the packaging. I for one am all for recycling, but I think one of the larger stained glass supply shops should actually get themselves proper boxes, not random, odd-sized and pre-damaged not-terribly-strong-looking [...]

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