Glassfusing Frit Lace Mini project

[@debraberg1763]

Nice. I've wondered about how to make a haphazard overlay, but I never took it further than that. Thanks for filling in the blanks. The applications with this technique are endless.

[@kerrylloyd26]

Thanks Ash. Love watching your videos and picking up great tips.

[@darryltrezise1370]

Thanks Ash, very well done and clearly explained.

[@bish48]

20cm x 20cm is 400 square cm's not 40. You need to divide your quoted g/cm by 10. The only reason I am taking the time to point this out is that otherwise it's an excellent tutorial and I am looking forward to having a go. Thanks very much indeed.

[@cjasper]

Yes, but then what for the 4grams piece? None of the math makes any sense at all.

[@stephensnyder9717]

Thanks for the great tutorial. I will try it today.

[@gabriellefogle3749]

This video was super helpful! Thank you!

[@artbyamitabhakta]

Would love to see your jewellery using this glass lacing.

[@vickieblair2160]

This is great but I wish you offered a finished project samples using the lace for people like me that need more of a visual reference. But it looks easy and I am eager to give it a try.

[@gladysembon5002]

absolutely beautiful!! Thank you for sharing.

[@sarahanne7088]

Excellent tutorial many thanks

[@BlackCat_2]

Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you for sharing. :) I like how the green one came out better for the spacing etc. Blue is my favorite color though. Both are wonderful though. - Heidi

[@janhulse9561]

Anthem lights

[@cyndees5588]

Can you help me how to work out the amount of frit for an 8" circle?

[@magdabdelrahman5780]

tks the video. The temperature is in celsius ?

[@karenhettenbaugh2109]

Thank you for the video

[@AnnetteRintelmann]

Love it

[@kristycannon7923]

The blue frit lace one would make a beautiful sea fan! Just need to shape it more.....giving me ideas! thanks :)

[@elizabethwatson71]

Ok, I’m SO new. I haven’t even fired my kiln. Can I use high fire for every project?

[@sandisloan7003]

Good morning how would this lace work fused onto that white glass then slumped or draped

[@Karin_A_023]

working on it ;-)

[@dragonladyevelyn]

Glad you know how to do it...Kiln looks SO complicating! doesn't help I don't do meters...Just inches..etc...

[@hollycrilly128]

Thanks

[@kimfleming3856]

What size frit are you using? Coarse, medium.or fine?

[@karenhettenbaugh2109]

Can I tack fuse the lace to a solid piece of glass

[@MahrukhFoodCourt50]

Excellent work

[@kathleengallegos4282]

Can we see your jewelry for ideaas?

[@DavidMedcalf-e9t]

great video but surely 20 x 20 = 400?

[@carolmullany6852]

Please would you let me know what kiln you have. I have a small kiln which apparently was purposed to make silver metal jewelry. I would like to programme it for glass. Any assistance greatly appreciated. Carol Mullany

[@IvanBCarmo]

Greatly done...

[@karolinarunkowska584]

This first piece we need to soak for 24 hours ? In what temperature this soak ?

[@mslaurahuxtable]

I am trying to use this formula to create a lace piece and this doesnt make sense. I have a 12cm by 12 cm square which would be 144 cm squared. 144 x 2 grams of frit is 288 grams!!!!! I measured it out to just see what it looked like and its WAY too much frit. HELP? What am i doing wrong?

[@mslaurahuxtable]

Just saw Stuarts comment and divided by 10 and got 28 grams which is much more reasonable. Ready to fire and try it out.

[@mohsinrahman8107]

Where can we buy the material?

[@susantmoharana2932]

nice techniques

[@creativeretreatsandholiday7064]

Only one problem: 20cm x 20cm is 400cm, not 40!! So at 2g frit per square centimetre that'd be 800g frit, not 80.

[@bigcountryglass2083]

what kind of glass is this

[@kathleengallegos4282]

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[@mercedesdominguez409]

Traducción please!!!

[@rosariolarovere3956]

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