Fused Glass Puddle Finishes — Matte & Fire Polish
Show and tell time! I tried a rock tumbler on my puddles for the first time and want to show you what I learned in the process. I used the fine grit in the rock tumbler and tumbled them overnight to get the look you see in the video. There are plenty of tutorials about how to make fused glass puddles if you just search for something online. For the fire polish schedule, I found the schedule from Tanya Veit at AAE Glass worked well for me: 350-1000-30 350-1300-35 9999-900-90 100-700-off Thanks for watching! Subscribe for more!

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How to Fire Polish Glass with Lisa Vogt

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#51 Dichroic Bits & Wire

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Episode 10 MASTER

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Pour cement into an egg tray and create an amazing masterpiece! Anyone can make it!

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#MAI Behind the Art: Working with Frit Glass

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Making a Vortex Marble with Bill Grout / Neon Curls / Episode #96

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Transparency Overlays -- A Fused Glass Forte

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#24 Fused Glass Puddles

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Our first Fused Glass Puddle project.

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My Attempt at the #FusedGlass Light Leak Method in the Hi-Lo Mold from Creative Paradise Glass

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W-93 Manipulated Wall Sculptures

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Slumping Basics

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Under Sea Fused Glass Panel

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Brilliant Rainbow Platter

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Fused Glass Cross Art Using Millefiori

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Simple Projects, Big Impact: Fused Glass Platters Using Stringers Two Ways!

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How to make fantasy birds in fused glass

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Fused glass powder topped scrap plate

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Pot Melt Experiment — Another Fusing First for Me!

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