Customizing Fused Glass Colors for One of a Kind Jewelry | Using Second Hand Bracelet Findings

[@RampRateArt]

Love these!

[@donnadavis1284]

Very nice pieces. Loved how you put the part sheet together. They should sell well. Unique!

[@Lala-rh3tz]

Thanks for the video! Always waiting for your new content and find it inspiring!😊

[@EquinoxGlass]

Aw thank you!

[@klaudiapetersennaturopathi3794]

Very useful information, thank you for sharing. I love the Connector system you used for the bracelet, could you share information about purchasing this type? Thank you

[@EquinoxGlass]

I got them second hand.

[@irenevangsness2475]

Thank you; great idea to make your own sheets.

[@artcanbelove7873]

Amazing work! I was wondering, where do you get your bracelet backings? I love that look!

[@EquinoxGlass]

Thanks! I got them second hand

[@3PairDesigns]

I have always admired your work and let me tell you, I would not have imagined how beautifully everything turned out. I loved your bracelets! Do you mind sharing where you got your bracelet findings? They are so pretty! I really like everything and I feel like the reds and earth tones had a southwest theme. So pretty! I have a truckload of scrap (after 12 years!), and I make a lot of those sheets too but your natural eye to color combinations is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful work!

[@EquinoxGlass]

Aw thank you so much! I actually bought them second hand, so I don’t have a source.

[@megcamm6106]

I love this video you way you take us through the steps to complete projects. Please can you tell me where you get the bracket straps from and what they are called? I live in the UK and cannot find them - probably I’m not calling them by the right name. I would really appreciate your help on this if you don’t mind. Thank you. Meg

[@EquinoxGlass]

Sorry I can’t help, I bought them second hand!

[@christychurch8467]

love your creativity. Always enjoy watching you content. Thank you for the inspiration. Where do you get your bracelet findings?

[@EquinoxGlass]

😊 I got the bracelet findings second hand, so no source to share.

[@christychurch8467]

@@EquinoxGlass Thank you. They are really nice. Glad you found them. :)

[@susankachmar6212]

About seven months ago you did a suncatcher with that green and the red reactive. I quite enjoyed that one. This one is great as well. You have a unique gutsy-ness about your approach to creating. Well done.

[@arlenebain5678]

Wow! I really love the results! I would love to try it and you have given me inspiration!! Thanks for sharing! I know you said you got the findings used, but can you tell me what they are so I can look for them? I feel so dumb, 😂, I don’t know the names of any findings! But if I have names, I can search!! Thanks so much! 😊

[@EquinoxGlass]

I would search for bracelet blanks with glue pads

[@arlenebain5678]

@@EquinoxGlass thank you, I will do that! What glue do you use?

[@EquinoxGlass]

@@arlenebain5678 I’ve found different ones work with different materials, so once you get your bracelet just test a bunch out.

[@arlenebain5678]

@@EquinoxGlass I have used primarily E 6000 on what little bit of jewelry I have made, and it’s worked great so far. Thanks again for your advice!

[@robinhudson9134]

Where do you get your jewelry setting for your stones?

[@EquinoxGlass]

I got the bracelets second hand. The chains and bails are from Etsy.

[@katharinemcewen1417]

What temperature do you consider "full firing"? Thanks

[@EquinoxGlass]

Hi Katharine, every kiln is different and it also depends on what type of glass you’re using. I would recommend googling a full fuse schedule for your kiln and tweak it from there to get the results you’re looking for.

[@helene650]

Love your vision and experiments...I do the same, makes everything more unique. Thanks for sharing! Where do you get the link bracelet blanks?

[@EquinoxGlass]

Thanks! I got them used