Glassmaking Books
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Warm Glass: A Complete Guide to Kiln-Forming Techniques: Fusing, Slumping, Castingby Philippa Beveridge, Ignasi Domenech, Eva Pacual |
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Here's the first and only
full-color book on the subject of "warm," or kiln-fired, glass in print. It
provides a comprehensive look at one of the most popular skills for those
working in the studio. |
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Introduction to Glass Fusing: 15 Complete Project Lessons & Ideas for Dozens of Additional Fused Piecesby Petra Kaiser |
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This book takes you step by step in the fusing process and gives little tips and tidbits to aide you. The projects are wonderful even if you are experienced in fusing. You start small and work up to serving dishes, this is a complete book on fusing. |
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Creative Glass Techniques: Fusing, Painting, Lampworkby Bettina Eberle |
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Here is a manual for three specialized techniques in working with glass. Fusing, the joining and shaping of two glass pieces, and painting, the surface decoration of glass objects, both require a small glass kiln. Lamp work is shaping done with a soldering kiln. The projects here are chiefly for flat objects such as plates and hollow glasses or vases. Each project has a list of materials, instructions, and color photos of processes, including the finished item. Since so many of the available glass books deal only with stained glass, it is refreshing to have one with projects using clear glass that can be embellished by the crafter. |
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Contemporary Warm Glass: A Guide to Fusing, Slumping & Kiln-Forming Techniquesby Brad Walker |
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It had lots of useful information, complete lists of supplies, and detailed firing schedules (for both Bullseye 90 and Spectrum 96 ). It tells you everything you need to know (and what to buy) to start you on the road to fusing bliss. |
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