Adorable!

Your grozing skills are awesome! They are super cute, and Im going to try it!

@EquinoxGlass

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊

looking forward to trying these types of drill bits! Thank you for sharing and describing your process!!!🥳🎉

Super adorable! Little tip- if you find the sharpie goes away when drilling, just put a tiny bit of chapstick on it and it stays during drilling. thanks for the motivation to try new things. Always love and look forward to your videos!

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing.

Awesome wind chimes. I make all my jump rings too. If you get an aluminum rod from the hardware store, cut it about 10” and put it in a drill you can wind up 3 feet of wire at a time.

These are awesome! I have a garden art show coming up and will try some of the flowers. I have made windchimes but not as small. These will go over well at a good price point! Thanks for sharing!

Oh noooo! on the dots! Time for a resin dot mosaic project!

@EquinoxGlass

Жыл бұрын

I’m thinking mosaic stepping stones 😆

Love how the wind chimes turned out. As you can see I am still behind on watching KZread. You crack me up on how you do things sometimes. Don’t take me wrong you are very talented….you just make me laugh sometimes!

@EquinoxGlass

Жыл бұрын

I laugh at myself all the time 😊

@carolync1967

9 ай бұрын

🤣@@EquinoxGlass

A flush cutter, you can get one from Michael’s,much easier than the blade. A dowel will work to hold them while you saw.

@EquinoxGlass

Жыл бұрын

I know I know haha I just don’t currently have one 😆

Great video, love the authenticity! Is this 3mm or 2mm glass you are using? Thank you for sharing!

@EquinoxGlass

5 ай бұрын

3mm. I sometimes use 2mm white or clear, but everything else is 3mm.

@workofartgreeley7065

5 ай бұрын

@@EquinoxGlass thank you!

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OK I'm watching this and you are using Elmers glue. I generally use e 6000 is this Elmers regular glue you're using beautiful Work I love it. Thanks for sharing. My name is Nancy and I live in Virginia.

@EquinoxGlass

9 ай бұрын

Hi Nancy, yes it’s regular white Elmer’s glue. I’ve never heard of using E6000 in a kiln, I imagine the smell is pretty bad when it burns off.

Hi, loving the video but as a relatively newbie to glass how did you get the dangling bits rounded at the ends?

@EquinoxGlass

Жыл бұрын

Hi! They round when fired on a full firing schedule. They would stay square in a partial firing.

@LorIsis1708

Жыл бұрын

@@EquinoxGlass thank you :)

Hi, I was searching for information on how to tack fuse small projects and you popped up. Can you share the temperature you used for the little flower pieces? How long to hold it and any additional tips for success? I’d appreciate it. I have little 1”x2” pieces I’d like to fuse, but what I’m finding is larger projects. I imagine the size of the pieces are important in the process. I’ll want to fire several at a time, so I would think that needs consideration as well. Thank you for what you can offer. BTW….I’ve Never fused glass before so I’m a total amateur!

@EquinoxGlass

4 ай бұрын

Hi there, I would suggest you look up a schedule from the manufacturer of the type of glass you’re using. That would be a good place to start, then you can adjust it from there. Every kiln is different, so the temps and holds I use won’t really help you. You can fire as many pieces that fit in your kiln at a time, that shouldn’t affect the schedule. Happy fusing!

@roylenekornovich9410

4 ай бұрын

Thank you I’ll do that. It’s Bullseye glass.they are who I watched but for bigger projects. I’ll chat them tomorrow for specifics. Thank you so much.

Where did you purchase the tool for making the jump rings? Thanks!!!

@EquinoxGlass

3 ай бұрын

I think Michael’s

These are cute! What do you sell them for? Simple but sweet

@EquinoxGlass

Жыл бұрын

$35

How did you fuse the glass, or what kind of heating process did u use.

@EquinoxGlass

7 ай бұрын

It’s fused in a glass kiln

Do you grind your piece before fusing?

@EquinoxGlass

Жыл бұрын

Nope!

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