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Hello !
Happy New Year!! Thank you all for your patience during the holiday season, it was a mite crazy.
It seems like I spend a ridiculous amount of time making holes in glass. One of my favorite shortcuts is to fuse the hole right in while I'm making things.
Here is a quick walk through of how I add holes to my retro star holiday ornaments. When making the ornaments, I add a second small piece of glass under one of the star arms and insert a thin strip of fiber paper between the two.
 Here's the view from the top:
And after fusing:
You can see the fiber will slip easily out of the hole. Thread a mono-filament line through and we're done! No drilling required.
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On the blog:
 The free kiln carving patterns for November, December AND January are available for download on the Shop page.
Thanks so much for reading. If you have a recycled glass question, I'd love to help with it!
Best Regards,
Jodi McRaney Rusho
Glass With a Past
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Creative Prompt of the Week: On hiatus until the cookie coma wears off! (n 
Here's how it works:
Take the prompt, go to your studio and MAKE something. It doesn't have
to be great, it doesn't even have to be a whole finished piece, just
make SOMETHING!
Show someone before next week (facebook counts, on the GWaP page, or on your own page).
Come back next Wednesday for a new prompt.
The goal is to get you moving and working. Come play!
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