Using Fused Glass Jewelry Casting Molds

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(I can't believe I never posted this video! TOO BUSY!)
Molds from Creative Paradise: www.creativeparadiseglass.com/
Creative Paradise PDF on fill weights: spuaf.axcqn.servertrust.com/v/...
Firing schedule I used:
400-1100-45
50-1225-90
600-1520-30 (This was summer 2021... since then, I've found I can get a nice full fuse at much lower temp and shorter hold, about 1475 for 20 min. Less stress on the molds and the glass)
9999-900-180 (long anneal soak as they were somewhat thick and I had other unrelated projects in the kiln I was planning around as well)
100-600-0

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15 мар 2022

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Комментарии : 117

@sandyunruh387 2 года назад

I honestly didn't think those would come out so pretty. My business partner has tons of old dichro jewelry that she doesn't know what to do with. Thanks for the idea! I'll pass it on. Thank you.

@madonart 2 года назад

You took some very unappealing pieces of scrap and repurposed them into beautiful pieces. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences.

@maureenmorton6123

Finally just got my first casting mold at a visit to BE here in CA. I came right here to be sure I knew what to do. Thanks so much for all you do and share!

@SiloCode Год назад

Oh, such a great idea. I have some (lots) of those pendants that just didn't turnout like I wanted and not something I wanted to sell. Brilliant!

@loria474 2 года назад

Great suggestion for reusing pieces that didn’t come out quite right. I haven’t had a good experience using molds but may tackle it again after seeing this. Thanks!

@fusedglassbyceline9107 Год назад

Hey Amigo,

@debbieburton5362 2 года назад

Thanks jamaison. Your videos are always informative and useful. Just ordered some new heart moulds so excited to try this.

@3PairDesigns 2 года назад

Jamaison, I was on the edge of my seat saying, "make sure no dichro to dichro happens!!". Naturally, you did a beautiful job, lol! I really, really like your idea of the tekta in smaller chunks as opposed to the frit, that is really helpful. I have all of those same molds and as usual, my ideas are swirling, lol! Thank you, wonderful as usual. 💖😉👍

@treefroglyn 2 года назад

As always, very informative and super interesting.

@fusedglassbyceline9107 Год назад

Great video. Don't know how I missed this one🎉 great video.

@kevinandrews-stott8059 2 года назад

Those are great pieces!

@jokappel2430 2 года назад

They turned out great, yes everything comes out thick if you fill it all the way, if you full fuse to thin them out put some fiber in the holes so they don’t close up.

@dlarson9850 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. Even if you did it last summer! Lol. I don’t make much jewelry but learned a lot from you. Keep going kid. I’ll be waiting for the next one.

@dondoyle111 Год назад

Just looking into doing fusing - very educational video - thanks!

@laurajones6486 2 года назад

Very pretty. Some much good information.

@anitafaulkner6312 2 года назад

You are amazing! Love your videos!

@tirtraz3174

Great video! I’m at the research newbie stage. Lol. I’ve worked with pottery & various art. I’m fascinated by glass fusion. My worry is the heat as I do not have a kiln. So if and when I go the natural nature way or make one I’ll be on that wagon too. New fan! 😊

@StephFuses 2 года назад

I need to get some of those holey molds and play. I just bought 4 sheets and a pound of scrap from CBS, and while I'm using it for a Kickstarter, it'll be fun to play with leftovers.