Apparently it is possible after all. A while back I made a few swatches of different yarns, sandwiched them in glass and baked them in the kiln. None of them were a rip-roaring success, but one showed possibilities. The problem was that is was knit from a deeply unpleasant pink acrylic with a metallic thread [...]
Posts Tagged ‘stained glass’
The combining of obsessions
Posted in fused glass, kilnformed, knitting, stained glass, Warm glass, tagged Bullseye glass, Etsy, experiment, fused glass, fusing, jewelry, kiln, pendant, silver, stained glass on June 25, 2009 |
That mirror, at last
Posted in stained glass, tagged Frank Lloyd Wright, glass, mirror, stained glass on June 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
It’s finally back from the exhibition, and ON THE WALL. Cracked slightly in two places due to inexplicable mishap, but not too obviously. I used to have some spare glass of the right color to repair it, but then I foolishly gave it away to someone who was drooling over it for some random fairies [...]
Light relief
Posted in Beyond glass (if such a thing is possible), stained glass, tagged opera, stained glass on May 19, 2009 |
Sometimes, there are circumstances where you don’t know what to say, or make, or do. Perhaps because the options feel too big, or too many and too confusing, or perhaps because you can’t think of a single one that meets the needs of the moment. Luckily, when that problem strikes you at a glass class, [...]
Mirror, mirror, not quite on the wall
Posted in stained glass, tagged Frank Lloyd Wright, lead, stained glass on March 23, 2009 |
I’m getting very excited about my Frank Lloyd Wright mirror (or do I mean, my ‘Apologies to Frank Lloyd Wright’ mirror?). The first thing I should say is that I was astounded at how fast this project came together. Good old geometrics. Fast, fast cutting. Slow, slow deciding on the final color scheme though: there [...]
And here’s one I made earlier…
Posted in Warm glass, tagged copper foil, glass, lead, peacock, stained glass on October 6, 2008 |
This is the finished peacock made with the fused bits from the other day. I’m pretty happy with it, but I wasn’t until I’d blacked it. I thought I’d hold off for a little and mull it over. After all, once done, it can’t be undone (at least, I don’t think so). In the silvered [...]

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