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		Brad Shute's How to do Stuff Page ^Votes:0 Brad Shute's Wicked Good Semi - Technical How to do Stuff Page A little technical info about how to do different glass related stuff. Start Page \| Navigation Page \| Glass Discussion Board * Updated December 13, 2000 * Okay, I admit it , t his really shouldn't be called my how to do stuff page. I didn't write this advice. I borrowed it from the Arrow Springs website (with their permission) and made some slight additions. So - call me lazy for not writing it myself - I worked on my leaky roof instead. This advice was written primarily for glass bead makers, but is applicable to other kinds of flameworking (lampworking) too. For those who don't know, Arrow Springs sells flameworking equipment and supplies. They are one of the best suppliers out there, and their catalog is accessible online. C Read More Go to Site


		Glass Art, Resource Center. ^Votes:0 Tutorial Index The Resource Center Today's Date is Friday, November 23, 2007 Resource Center Home Kerseyglass Home Book Reviews Contacting Us Glass Gallery Glass Rumors Links Suppliers Tutorial Center The Tutorial Center The Fundamentals of Glue Chipping by Stephen E. & Chris Kersey: Learn the basics of glue chipping as well as some tips on how to vary the style of chip that you get. Written as a step by step tutorial, this article looks into some aspects of glue chipping that can help you to understand how to create your own textures. Draping Glass by Mary L. Kersey & Chris Kersey: A fun and intuitive look into warm glass with Mary Kersey as she gives a look into the art of draping glass. In this article, she steps the reader through the process of making a draped table top, which has the Read More Go to Site

		GLASS LINE Magazine... Flameworking ^Votes:0 GLASS LINE Magazine The Magazine for HOT GLASS Artists. Founded April 16, 1987 Join us as we celebrate 21 years of doing it hot! Subscribe HotGlass Forum Art Glass Photo Gallery Guests - SAMPLE ISSUES FREE Glassified Ads Workshop-Calendar <Current & Back Issues ONLINE> December/January, 2005/06 - Vol. 19, No. 4. Show Case Would you like to see your work, Here! Join the on going discussion about Hot Glass GL'S - HotGlass Forum . Do you have questions you would like several answers and/or opinions on? Try posing it on Glass Line's HotGlass Forum. You can also search the Forum... You may find the answer is already posited there. Send Your E-MAIL - Questions, Comments, PRAISE, or Complaints ? To The - Editor - Jim Thingwold HOME CROSS REFERENCE INDEX NEW LINKS BACK ISSUES ONLINE EDITION Read More Go to Site

		glassblowing east carolina university ^Votes:0 East Carolina University Glassblowing Services is located in the Science and Technology Building - Rm. 350 - Greenville, NC. Glassblowing Services offers fabrication, design consultation, instruction in scientific glassblowing, technical and material resources to all components of East Carolina University, the North Carolina University System, public and private schools, state and local agencies and the general community of East Carolina. ECU Glassblowing Services Scientific Glassblowing ? Scientific Glassblowing Basics tutorial Glassblowers Data, Tables, Resources Glassblowing Demonstrations I Glassblowing Demonstration II Photographs Glass Recipes/History Glassblowing Symposium Scientific Glassblowing Tips Glassblower Tools Burners and Torches Glass Valves and Connections Designing a Gla Read More Go to Site

		Home Page ^Votes:0 Glass Blowing Studio Glass Jeff's Techniques J eff's G lass Gallery Crackle Glass Dichroic Glass Shows Stores The Artist Mailing List Special Orders Welcome to Jeff Price's website featuring his hand-blown art glass. Use the titles at the left to go to pages containing: Some glass blowing basics, along with pictures of Jeff making a large plate. A description of the term " studio glass " and how it relates to Jeff. A discussion of Jeff's techniques, shapes, and glass colors . Some of Jeff's recent glass. A description of the the " crackle glass " technique, and pictures of Jeff making a bowl in this technique. A brief description of " dichroic " glass. The craft shows he will be attending this year A list of the g alleries displaying his work. A brief statemen Read More Go to Site

		IGGA :: Missing Page ^Votes:0 Bead & Art Glass Fest Watch for details regarding the 2007 Event coming soon! Member's Area Username Password Renewing your membership? Please click here . Our Mission: "To facilitate communication among glass artists, to encourage education and promote excellence in the glass arts." OOPS!! Looks like we've moved the page you were looking for... Sorry about that. Take a look on the left and see if there's anything that will guide you to where you were needing to go. Last Update: November 5, 2007 Contact IGGA \| Search Site Copyright © 2003 - 2007 The International Guild of Glass Artists, Inc. All rights reserved. Read More Go to Site

		Mostly Glass Education Column ^Votes:0 Mostly Glass Education Column Page under Construction Glass Art Techniques Alison Ruzsa and Sami Harawi, June 2005 From the Catalogue of The ABC of Glass Art Core Formed Glass Iwao Matsushima Murrina ..read more The Dei Rossi Murrine Fused Glass Kurt McVay Fused Glass Plates Symbiosis between Artist and Gallery to capture the few Art Collectors A lecture by Sami Harawi, September 14, 2003, at the Auditorium of The Corning Museum of Glass in the course: The Business of Art: Marketing your Work Sponsored by the Corning Museum of Glass Highlights of the lecture will be posted here shortly Abstract & Figurative ART ... to be posted Painting & Glass .. to be posted Glass Art Techniques ..read more G lass is an artistic medium with a vast technical versatility. Glass Blowing Hot Sculpting Cast G Read More Go to Site

		rec.crafts.glass FAQ Main Page ^Votes:0 Glass Frequently Asked Questions The FAQ for the rec.crafts.glass newsgroup has taken the form of several mini-articles dealing with each of the categories listed below. The authors will be more than happy to answer any questions which they may have managed to miss (that is, for those still on the net). To make it convenient to do that, you'll see an e-mail link as the by-line when applicable, and often another at the end of the article. Plain-text versions of any of these articles may be obtained by sending an e-mail request to Steve Ackman . He's also the guy to contact if you'd like to contribute an article. FAQ Table of Contents # Title Original Author Contributing Authors Last Updated Safety Paul Wilson Steve Ackman John Riordan 08/24/99 1 Introduction and Rules of the Newsgroup Paul Read More Go to Site

		Warm Glass -- glass fusing, fused glass, slumping, kiln-forming, casting,glass kiln, kiln ^Votes:0 Guide to fusing, slumping, and related kiln-forming techniques. Sponsor list Wasser Glass Wired Designs A & A Products Aanraku Glass Studios American Glass Supply Art Glass Fusing Center Artisan Dichroic Best Mix Mold Mix Bullseye Glass CBS Dichroic COE90.com Centre DeVerre Delphi Glass Evenheat Kilns GlassStands.com Hang Your Glass His Glassworks HouserWorks Blackline Glass Cutters Lincoln Distributors Nabertherm USA Olympic Kilns Orton Ceramic Pacific Art Glass Paragon Kilns Skutt Kilns Slumpy's System 96 Two Lasses Glass Classes UGotGlass? Uroboros Glass Warm Glass Elements Warm Glass UK Now Open! Come visit us now. Clemmons, North Carolina Click on the book cover above to order your copy of Contemporary Warm Glass . Warm Glass classes! Now at our Elements studio. Check out the latest c Read More Go to Site

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