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Fusing Images On Glass 2nd Edition

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Fusing Images On Glass 2nd Edition
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Product Features

  • Tips and techniques for photo fusing
  • Expanded approved printer listing
  • Complete with projects and troubleshooting solutions
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Product Description

Capture memories in fusible glass!
This is the Second Edition of this popular book that teaches home hobbyists, professional studios, schools and artists how to easily, safely and inexpensively fire high quality photographs, graphics and text onto their fused glass projects. This book takes all the guess work out of this exciting new process giving fool proof step by step instructions and project ideas. Unlike other image fusing processes that require mirror image printing, this is a simple right side up application. The book is filled with beautiful full color detailed photographs of exciting projects such as Wedding Invitation Plates, Family Portrait Brooches, Kids Own Drawing Tiles, Illustrated Stained Glass Panels and Treasured Family Recipe Platters. All fired images are permanent and food safe. Also included is an updated extensive List of Printers that work with this process as well as a Ramp and Hold Firing Chart for firing glass in a Ceramic Kiln plus instructions for firing images on glass using a Microwave Kiln.

The new expanded Second Edition includes:
1. Celsius/Fahrenheit temperature conversions
2. Broader range of image fusing temperatures
3. Expanded Approved Printer List
4. Decal paper conservation technique with diagram
5. Fusing images on dichroic and iridized glass
6. Clarified troubleshooting solutions

Projects in the additional images are by the author and artist Terrie Banhazl.

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Fusing Images on Glass
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Pros : good info to get started
Cons : wish there was further info on how to affect color of image (from sepia to black)
Other Thoughts : making good use of info found in this book
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4 out of 5 stars
  •   nice book
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Pros : a must for the fusing photo paper
Cons : none. easy to understand
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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Much Better
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Pros : The 2nd edition of this book contains much more complete information - great update! Latest edition contains updated printer list, as well as more specific details about transfer paper. It seems that more transfer tips were also included this time around.
Cons : none.
Other Thoughts : Delphi and Ms. Banhazl: Great customer service!
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