Fused Glass Ways to Fuse Words on Glass

In this special video Tabitha will show you various ways of writing words on fused glass
#TIMESTAMPS
00:15 Introduction to the project
01:19 Fiber Paper Carving and Casting
04:09 Thin Fire and Glassline Paper
10:34 Decals
14:59 Various Pens and similar tools
26:33 Hole Punchers
30:09 Screen Printing
31:34 Stencils
35:16 Modeling Glass
38:53 Lino Stamping
40:43 Etching
42:31 Sandblasting
43:35 Sgrafitto
46:19 Presenting all the testers at the end
46:54 Photograph of all the testers
46:59 Video Ending
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[@jimjohnson2987]

excellent and complete how-to info, thank you.

[@user-yx9os6tz7c]

Thank you for your amazing gift and as a new glass fuser your video was tremendously helpful.

[@joanieschwartz553]

Tabitha, you really are a wonderful teacher, encourager, and all around fabulous person. Others hold tight to any ideas they may have….not you. You share without holding back or for fear that someone may “steal” what you’re sharing. Thank you for all that you do.

[@carmensparks6950]

Love, love, love that you have done the testing for us! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@patricecompernolle5311]

You are a treasure! Taking the time to show all of these different methods and capturing it for us was so kind. Inspiring!

[@sharonemslie7542]

Thanks so much for your time!! Appreciate delving into this for us and giving us the ideas!

[@sandyunruh387]

That was excellent, Tabitha! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this for us. Really appreciate it.😊

[@3PairDesigns]

Very helpful! I have never heard of some of those products, a whole new world or possibilities! ❣

[@Marhagg]

Thank you so much for sharing so generously. You are so methodical and thorough. This video I have to save🙏 Tabitha you are the best❤️

[@carrienarow7603]

Thank you for doing this video, that was a huge time saver! Now I want to try a few of those products!

[@lindalienhard7738]

Thanks Tabitha! Lots of different information on writing, here in one place! ❤

[@JamaisonSchuler]

I watched this entire thing and will probably watch it many times over! Thanks for all the sharing here! I know this was not easy or inexpensive to plan, film, fire, and edit!

[@TabithasGlassEmporium]

Thank you. It was a video I had in mind to do for a while now. It was fun and very informative for me, and hopefully for everyone else too.

[@pauladapkus3702]

Wow, thank you for this video. Saved me a bunch of time and effort. You’re awesome!

[@vanessamcgill9472]

Amazing thank you so much for sharing all your ideas and experiences 🙏❤️

[@brendareagan8866]

Thanks so much for unlocking some mysteries!! Was really helpful

[@kathykelly4794]

What a great idea!

[@irenevangsness2475]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.

[@patredden4557]

Great information, thank you for your time.

[@MariaTuccori]

thank you so much. another great video

[@kathykelly4794]

Thank you. This is very useful.

[@jacquelinecaruth712]

Thank you so much for a really useful video 😊

[@glenec9106]

Great Vid thx Tabitha

[@susannahthomson7120]

what fun! How about a dip/calligraphy pen and enamel?

[@TabithasGlassEmporium]

great idea. We didn't have that available, but it would work well too.

[@patriciaandjeffbryantandcr8260]

On the samples with the paper letter between sheet of glass where you got air trapped bubbles, I have used the following variation. Instead of the 2nd sheet of glass, I use extra large or large clear frit. It allows the air out before the 2 layers fuse. The extra large looks more like the sheet glass, the large may leave a crackle effect unless us rinse off the glass dust that is in the jar and use the larger pieces.

[@jokappel2430]

Back when I was teaching I used papyrus paper to paint on and fire with, the paint transferred to the glass much better, and it was better to use as a cut out and fire between glass, it is or was slightly thicker and much firmer.

[@jokewesseling]

Terrific i am glad i found you Where can i buy the glass landscape lines and flowers you use please I learn so much from you thank you !!!!!

[@TabithasGlassEmporium]

Glad we can help. You can buy all the products I use at the web shop www.tabithasglassemporium.com Happy fusing!

[@glassjunkie1500]

Thanks Tabitha, really inspiring as always. Do you know who sells the Powder-Pro kit now please?

[@TabithasGlassEmporium]

Thank you. In the description of the video there are a couple of websites where we got most of our supplies.

[@kennethsmith650]

My mom passed from COVID. I have same sample writing of hers. I would like to make some jewelry with her writing for my family. What do you suggest?

[@TabithasGlassEmporium]

So sorry for your loss. If you have a silhouette cutter available, I think that would give you the most precise rendering of the handwriting.