Jamaison Schuler, Fused Glass Artist
Jamaison Schuler, Fused Glass Artist
Making fused glass in Texas & sharing learnings along the way!
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I just started to use scraps in a dam mold. I love both projects you made with the orange and white glass and the red iridescent glass. BEAUTIFUL! Do you always use Bullseye 90 COE or can 96 COE be used?
96 glass could certainly be used, but if I’m not mistaken, I think the target anneal hold temperature is different so you might need to adjust your schedules accordingly.
An odd question but how did you practice this. I would want to offer this but don’t want to mess up with anyone’s special ashes if that makes sense.
Buy bone meal in the garden section. Or just try some soil! Fusing soil into glass (same process as cremains or ashes) kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZZ2Zw5qThdu6qbA.html
Where do I find your vido notes?
This detail is in the video notes on KZread. If you are watching in the app on your phone, you probably just click the headline under the video. If on your computer, I think it’s usually in a gray box with “show more” under the video headline or try to click the headline itself. Thanks!!!
A beautiful piece.!❤
Beautiful !
I like the addition of the small frit balls. I have made some with luminescent in a single layer and had problems with the edges keeping together.
Opaline is my favorite glass by far. The second glass I taught I had to ‘fix’ three of these that the previous instructor never finished. Then I spent a month making balls to make on for myself. I did one in clear and one in opaline and a couple of small ones with a mixture of both, my boss sold them all when she emptied the kiln. Not what I wanted. But now I want to make another
i just inherited my late aunt’s entire glass studio, stained glass and fusing, and let’s just say she wasn’t the most organized person in the world. and i am! so i really enjoyed this. everything will be here in a couple weeks and i’m excited but a little dreading the unboxing process.
Oh wow - best of luck to you!
How bizarre. I wonder if that’s what a fumed reaction from steel blue looks like
THis is so fun. Did you fire each panel to 1350. I love the gold pumpkin tree panel too. ❤. Thank you Jamaison
Yup, all four were the same! Thanks!
opaline is my fav magic glass! Great job! I have always also wanted to do this project!
I would SO buy some cabochons from you!
I like these-I’d set them in silver. You have a shop?
I do have a few cans for sale but no hearts. Here’s a link in case you are interested. Thanks!
www.etsy.com/shop/FourLeavesGlassworks
Do you sell these hearts?
I only sell these locally at art shows right now
Awe man:( They’re so pretty! I think they’d be great set in a sterling silver bezel. I do silversmith work & look for hearts like these!
What did you use to make the design , what kind of pen?
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❤❤❤ I'm sure the recipient will be amazed!!!
All that work was well worth it!
Thanks!
I tried this yesterday and I ended up with a bunch of bubbles both around the rim and in the interior of the glass. After looking at the tutorial again, the only thing I did different was I forgot to put clear frit in the cracks of the top piece. GGGGGRRRRRR!!!!!! Going to buy more glass and try it again.
Good luck! Everything I understand about this and those bubbles is about having enough volume of glass. But these Patty Gray molds can be tricky!
@@JamaisonSchuler I have another one on the kiln now. This time I have clear powder in the cracks of the top glass. I actually have a ridge of powder over the cracks. Also slowing down the firing.
Ordering the brush set from your list!! Great idea. Could you wet the mold first? Obviously, you'd have to let it dry thoroughly before you respray.
Oh, I’m sure you could!
Nice 😊
Why didn’t you start with a clear base?
Because I did not want the clear to interrupt the lacy pattern. It’s more of an art piece than functional. Clear glass would still pick up texture and I didn’t want that seen in the gaps
Why didn't you use clear glass under the beads to make the dish more sturdy? If you cut the bottom circle an slightly smaller, it wouldn't show at the edges and still give support. The piece was beautiful but some of those small edge beads made me nervous.
Artist choice. 🤷🏻♂️ I considered it, but I did not want clear glass (which would pick up kiln shelf or paper texture) to distract from the lacy appearance of the piece.
@@JamaisonSchuler You can use float glass as a kiln shelf for a smooth bottom. I think Zyp works on float.
Hi there. Could you tell a where you got your multiple outlet power bar? I’m setting up my new studio and this would be so helpful. Thank you ❤
Hi, is this what you are referring to? www.homedepot.com/p/ProHT-4-ft-12-Outlet-Power-Strip-03201-22/320546852
I love these. Thank you for the details and the inspiration ❤
also does your linktree contain where you got that cutting system? looks amazing.
No, I actually bought the cutting system second hand, but you can find it online at creatorsbrand.com. It’s the strip pro cutter with slide bar, waffle grid, the whole kit.
@@JamaisonSchuler cool beans. i have a morton system but i like that this one has a ball bearing sliding cutter. i mix alot of kiln formed murrine techniques with furnace work ones, and that would help me a LOT.
doing this with a reactive white and maybe a blue or green it reacts with would be so sick.
As usual, project and excellent teaching video that I want to replicate in some way. However, I cannot find a glass similar to opaline in 96COE. Do know of a glass produced in 96COE similar to Bullseye Opaline.
Sorry, I am not familiar with the other product offerings. 🫤
Oceanside Compatible line is rebranded Spectrum System 96. They have one called Crystal Opal. I always had trouble with multiple firings of white glass. It seems to be more brittle, fracture more easily than other colors
Much to learn from this one. Thank you for sharing JS❤
all those dots!!! definitely a labor of love!!! beautiful job as always!
Beautiful project! -- I hate making dots. They are a necessary evil. 😉
Have previously made a couple of these bowls and everyone who sees them comments on how pretty they are. 👍
Thank u for sharing! it was very interesting!
What a great technique! It turned out beautifully. I was so excited to see you use your Quickfire. It's just a great tool to have when you need it. Thanks, as always, for sharing your glass addiction with your fellow addicts.
Thank you!
WOW!!! Very nice!
Nicely done! Love it!
Thanks!
Sweet! Definitely looks great with the added frit balls. Very nice and successful platter.
Love it!
SO PRETTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Love it , great job, you always make great things
Thanks!
Well done Jamaison, very pretty!
Very cool. I’m thinking of taking bubble paint from Paula in between 3/4” squares and doing the same. Only if you don’t mind. Thanks Jamaison for the idea.
Of course - go for it!
I would have thought you would need to go hotter for the dots. That finished piece is super cool! Beautiful work.
Thank you!
Stunning!
Thanks!
It is always a treat to watch you create. Your butterfly turned out so pretty, she will love it! What kiln did you use? Was that a fiber kiln shelf cut to make the bend? Thank you for sharing.
I have a JenKen Profusion 26. No, those were kiln shelf tiles.
As usual, great video. Funny I made the same tool from a straw😎awhile back.
Hey Jamaison😊 Thanks again for a fun video Always love to see what you are up to I have a questions The pen you use to keep the ashes on the Glass,what is it called and where can you buy one like that Have a Nice day
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Fantastic! Just love it!! Would you share how l you calculate your cost on all the additions when pricing to sell it?
Most of it is just total gut feel. I don’t get that specific.
Looks great! Can you explain a bubble fuse?
You might find this helpful: fusedglass.org/learn/technical_tutorials/glass_firing_schedules/learn-technical_tutorials-glass_firing_schedules-bubble_squeeze/
That looks awesome.
Thanks! It’s been a while since I finished this and it’s all still working well for me!
Super! Did you tack fuse, contour or full?
The schedules are in the video notes. Most would probably call it a tack fuse.