My First Flouncy! Finally Playing with the #FusedGlass Mold that Makes Wall Art!
Bullseye clear glass used: 4102 https://shop.bullseyeglass.com/clear-... Flouncy mold: https://www.creativeparadiseglass.com... Foot mold: https://www.creativeparadiseglass.com... Vitrigraph from SSGlassArtStudio on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SSGlassArtS... Stainless steel mold and fiber liner from Bonny Doon Glass: https://bonnydoonfusedglasstools.com FIRING SCHEDULES: First full fuse in the scrap melt ring and in the foot casting mold: 300-1100-60 50-1225-120 (extra long hold for bubble squeeze) 350-1475-15 9999-900-180 100-600-0 “Spread” firing: 100-800-0 350-1520-120 9999-900-180 100-600-0 Slump on flouncy mold: 200-1150-30 350-1290-10 (I think I could probably go 1275 next time — know your own kiln!) 9999-900-240 (super long hold given the foot/glass depth and connection) 100-600-0 #fusedglass #fusing #glassfusing #glass #kiln #kilnformedglass #murrini #millefiori #glassartist #glassart #fyp #howto #bullseyeglass
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