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Summary: Fuse glass is great for creating glass art. See samples of fuse glass in this free video.
Anna Comly started doing stained glass in early 2001, learning from an expert of already 15 years. She is skilled in design and construction of leaded windows, repair of damaged leaded...read more
"So, I wanted to share with you today the fusible glasses. And, this particular fusible glass is a spectrum. And, it's called actually Spectrum System Ninety-Six. I have with this here a grape fuse. I also have a pink fuse. And, these melt about the same temperature as a bullseye. Which is about fifteen hundred degrees. These glasses can not only be used in like your regular leaded glass and foiled glass projects that we're going to be doing today. But, they can also be used in hot glass. So, they're used for hot or cold processes. I also have a very beautiful lime green right there. It's actually called Amazon green. And, so you can see there's a wide variety and selection of colors. And, then my absolute favorite. This is Spirit of Seattle. And, you can see that blue and white and green color in there. So, I've just got to figure out something that I can I use this in definitely."
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