Sparkly Fused Bottles - New Tutorial

Published: Tue, 03/26/19

Fusing with Recycled Glass

by Jodi McRaney Rusho

Tutorials and Tools

Sparkly Fused Bottles - New Tutorial

Hey everyone, I'll be at the Glass Craft Expo in Las Vegas this year wandering around the show floor looking at goodies. Let me know if you will be there too!

Fused bottles are always popular at craft fairs and shows, and are becoming more popular by the day. Use this tutorial to raise the visual impact of your bottle cheese trays and give them some serious oomph! These bottles are food safe as all additions are fused inside the bottle and not on food bearing surfaces.

Happy Fusing!

Jodi

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Q & A Monday, 2-25-19

Jodi answers reader questions about using precious metal lusters on glass and repurposeing a vintage keepsake.

In Person Classes - Salt Lake City, Utah

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

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:

Garden Friends Mold Collection

Is your garden ready?? Fuse some garden friends for a pop of color before the flowers bloom!

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Forest Molds Collection

Forest themed molds for the spring/summer season, great for craft fairs and gift shows!

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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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