Today, I went to my second glass fusing class, and I learned about the science behind it. Who know science could be so beautiful?
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Fusing day 1
Today, I started a 4-week long class on fusing class. It’s an art form I’ve wanted to experiment with for sometime, and today I took the first step: cutting and firing glass. Who knew how much science went into art?!
Paperweights
A year ago, I saw a fun video on how to make a dandelion paperweight out of resin. At the time, I didn’t have a paperweight mold, and I couldn’t find a dandelion, so I made many other pieces of resin jewelry. This year, I found a dandelion and a mold. Today, I made what I set out to create a year ago.
Resin
Today, I continued a project I started and learned last year: resin jewelry. Today, I learned that resin/catalyst doesn’t mix well with blue and purple flowers; they are now white. Tomorrow, I re-learn and re-mix.
Pebble Art
I’ve had a bag of pebbles from a project I did awhile ago, but I couldn’t decide what to do with them. I also had some IKEA mirrors from a design hack a few years ago. Today, I decided to blend the two into mirror pebble art. The result: a new hobby.
Terrariums!
Today, we went to a terrarium bar to make our own terrariums. I think I found another new addiction. After we went, spoke to my parents about the experience, and I discovered my grandma had a similar love. Could it be genetics? Regardless, I can’t wait to make more!
Sally sold seashells by the seashore
…and today, I made seashell art for my niece. I was excited to use my new Dremmel drill. I am even more excited to make windchimes and more!
Glass-making kit!
Today, my microwave kiln arrived. I’m excited to try fusing glass in my miniature kiln. Onward to new explorations!
Finito
After working diligently on my re-purposed dresser, I finished. I can’t wait to bring it into our house for a new look!
