All of the thrift stores in Utah are bursting with wine glasses, maybe the ones in your area are too.
In the never ending quest to fuse ALL the things, I gave fusing wine glasses a try. Cutting parts of the base off will help the glass keep its 'glass shape'.
I have two articles about this for you, one with a Martini Glass, and one with a full tutorial about fusing a wine glass angel. This might be a good one to keep in mind as you prepare for holiday
shows....
Well, it looks like video tutorials are the clear preference from my informal survey, thank you to everyone who contributed their opinion. I started 3 new video tutorials yesterday, hopefully I can get to the studio and finish those up today!
I'm embarking on a huge glass drilling spree, which is not the most fun glass activity. What is your least favorite glass related task? Reply to this message and let me know!
FREE SHIPPING on orders over $200 in the U.S. Don't miss the new fusing mold, as well as holiday favorites as we move into fall.
Thanks for reading, may your kiln be warm, and your glass devit free! Jodi
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