Fused Glass Memorial Jewelry Using Cremains
A friend asked me if I could incorporate her mom’s ashes into a small pendant using neutral colors so she could wear it with most anything. This was a first for me, but I read lots of tips and made several prototypes without ashes first. Our friend is delighted with her very personalized memorial piece. And I learned something new — I was honored she allowed me the opportunity. Tack fuse french vanilla medium frit: 400-1300°-15 Off (no anneal because I’ll anneal in second firing) Pre-fire ashes in QuikFire kiln: AFAP-1500°-10 Full fuse final piece: 400-1225°-60 600-1490°-10 9999-900°-60 100-700-off
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PROCESS: Fusing Cremains (Ashes) into Glass as Memorial Pieces
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Mica embedded in frit - a fused glass experiment (the mica was dry when I removed the plastic wrap)
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Cremation Pendant Demo
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Colorful Fused Glass Dragonflies
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Another Reminder: How I Use Cremains (Ashes) in Memorial #FusedGlass Pieces
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Fused Glass Reactions Month Silver Reaction Platter
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17. Simple Dichroic Bling Fused Glass Pendants From Scrap Glass AMAZING Results - So Easy to Make
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Love Ashes- Glass Memorial Art
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18. Tree of Life Dichroic Fused Glass Pendants using Copper Wire and a Mould with AMAZING results
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🌸 Handmade memorial pendant necklace with ashes, amethyst, and dried flowers - how it's made, resin
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Freeforming a Coral Bowl with Fused Glass
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Microwave Your Broken Glass To Make Jewelry - Fused Glass Cross Pendant
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#21 Metals & Fused Glass
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Have you ever seen Human Ashes in a painting before?
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Incapsolate cremation remains of a pet or loved one in a beautiful fused glass keepsake piece how to
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Fusing Basics
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Faceting a Large Amethyst with a Touch of "Frosting"
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