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Introduction To Glass Fusing

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Introduction To Glass Fusing
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  • 80 Full color pages to help you get started in glass fusing
  • 12 Complete step-by-step project guides
  • Ideal for beginners and first time kiln-owners
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Product Description

Perfect for Beginners!
If you want to get started in fusing, but don't want to be confused or overwhelmed, this is the book for you! Learn all the skills you need to create gorgeous projects with this beautiful 80 page, full color book. Filled with step-by-step photos, basic information, useful tip sidebars and 12 complete project lessons to have you fusing like a master in no time. By Petra Kaiser, Wardell Publications.

Project below from the book by artist and author Petra Kiser.

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Pros : Really like this book. Author talks directly to reader (as if you're standing right next to her). Great instructions, kiln fusing schedule right on target... very nice projects that I'm proud of!
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