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by suekramer on Aug 27, 2010
I came accross an old pattern for leeks, but there are no instructions for copper foil overlays.. It is odd they did not describe how to overlay in the glass quarterly magazine where I found the pattern. HELP
by govpond on Aug 26, 2010
Is there a product that would help prevent bubbles. Or is there a technique that would help? Thanks carol
by colleenyb on Aug 17, 2010
I have been doing some reading about stained glass cement products and recipes and have come across comments that cements or glazing compounds containing Portland cement and/or plaster of paris should not be used. I have looked up some recipes for cement that contain portland cement and plaster of paris and some that consist of only whiting mixed with the liquids and colourant. I have tried the one with only whiting but find that it will flake away or turn back to powder if picked at. My question is, should I be staying away from recipes with Portland cement and/or plaster of paris or are they required to make a proper and effective stained glass cement?
by chilton on Aug 14, 2010
try putting it in the freezer for about 10-20 minutes then lightly tap in to get it off
by MobiusMetals on Aug 03, 2010
I am new to glass fusing and I just love it so much! The question I have is this: I read that glass can be refired to repair cracks. Can someone explain how this is done i.e. what temp and for how long? Thanks. Alyse
by tammylynngregor on Jul 28, 2010
I am new to glass fusing. The first project I attempted worked out great. Everything since then has had 1 to 3 huge holes in the project. What am I doing wrong?
by WiredFusion on Jul 26, 2010
Sometimes what I think should be the simple projects stump me the most. Anyone use the 5" square coasters? I can't get the size right. I've fired with single sheets, double sheets and a variety of sizes and the edges keep shrinking in bad.
by Eclecticity on Jul 25, 2010
I have had this problem, too. My solution - put it in the freezer!! Check it about every 10-15 minutes. It should pop right off. i've done this to remove candle wax from candle holders, so I didn't think I had anything to lose. Voila! it worked!! Hope this helps.
by dlambright on Jul 23, 2010
I have a metal table that I want to mosaic. How do I prepair the surface?
by dklunde on Jul 23, 2010
I can't get the firing guide to show up. When I click on the link it goes right back to the main delphi page. I downloaded Adobe again just to make sure I was up to date on that. Still wont work?