Fused Glass Pocket Vase

Fused Glass Pocket Vase - New Tutorial

Published: Tue, 05/07/19

Fusing with Recycled Glass

by Jodi McRaney Rusho

Tutorials and Tools

Fused Glass Wall Pocket - New Tutorial

Pocket vases are little glass pockets that hang on the wall, or in a window and have a narrow cavity for holding water and flowers. They are easy to make, easy to sell, and there are a hundred variations, all of them adorable. Let’s get started!

Happy Fusing!

Jodi

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Q & A Monday, 5/6/19

Jodi answers reader questions about her saw set up for cutting bottles and using a ceramic kiln for glass.

In Person Classes - Salt Lake City, Utah

Fused Recycled Garden Art at the University of Utah, Thursday evenings, May 16 - June 6

Mold Making Workshops

In Person Class in Salt Lake City, Utah

Is there a mold you need but just can’t find? A texture tile that is haunting your creativity? Join me for a DIY mold making workshop!

New Upcoming Online Class

Fused Glass Lanterns and Garden Lighting - May 20-23, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. MST

Learn to make your own fused glass lanterns, including bases for a more customized project. This class is free to watch during the live streaming and available for a small fee after that. You do not have to register to watch, but registered participants are entered to win prizes.

Featured Molds:

Owl Bottle Bottom Mold

Our Friendly Owl will keep an eye on your garden, and maybe add some wisdom too!

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Squirrel Bottle Bottom Mold

Squirrels are my favorite animal to watch in the garden, I think they are so funny! A bit bossy maybe, but also quite clever at getting their own way.

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Instructions for Fusing With Bottle Bottom Molds

Fusing with bottle bottom molds is easy and surprisingly versatile. To start, you need a bottle bottom mold. We have a lovely variety in our online store, with new designs being issued regularly.

How to use Bottle Bottom Molds

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