We will teach again every Wednesday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm at BIG ARTS on Sanibel Island, FL. Should you not be in town for one or the other Wednesday, you can always make up a class at a later day in the season.
Beginning in January we will resume our popular workshops on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Papayros Paper™ is usually used as a release paper in kiln forming. But lately we have used it for many other purposes. One of them we already introduced a few blogs earlier. Keep the Luminescent Coating on the Top Layer!
Today I like to show you how to use Papyros Paper™ to make your own little sign holders for pictures, price tags, art descriptions and more. I use mine to add signage to my free standing sculptures or price tags. I hope those little stands might be handy for you as well. Have fun and if you like it, please share this post with your fusing friends.
For a while now I have thought that this “Friendship Pendant” idea would be ideal for a fund raiser. So when I was asked by a friend, if I would like to donate a piece I thought I will donate not just a finished piece, but have people create something beautiful while they are helping a personal cause. This way a person can give twice. Once toward the cause and second to her/his friends and I’m sure there will be lots to talk about when the pendants are passed on.
Tuesday August 8, 2017, from 11 AM to 2 PM.
There will be food, silent auction, raffle and of course the Friendship Pendant!
Because we wanted everyone to have the opportunity to attend, I am offering a variety of short projects in small 2 to 3 hour sessions. This way you can choose to attend one, two or even all 6 classes. The class themes are:
Each session is limited to 10 students. The class fee is $50 per session, but if you sign up for more than one session, we will reduce the cost to only $ 40 for each session + materials.
Fall Festival, September 8th and 9th from 9 am to 5 pm.
Classes are held on September 11th and 12th at various times.
Anything Stained Glass
5104 Pegasus Court, Frederick, MD 21704
1-800-462-1209
Painting with Glass Powders is a video that I added to our YouTube channel many years ago. It seems to be one of our most popular videos. I used to have the ratio of Glass Powder, Aloe and Water in our shopping cart with the products. But since we do not sell glass powder at the moment, I decided to publish it here in our blog.
Start out with a mix of 1/3rd each. If you like it thinner you can add some more water and if you like it thicker, add some more glass powder. Shake it well. This mixture will not harden in the bottles.
