How to Bend Glass in a Kiln with Lisa Vogt

[@tahlia077]

Not only have I used sidewalk chalk for stuff like this, the egg shaped chalk flattened a tiny bit makes a great floral/mushroom drape form

[@sherrirowan5049]

So fun. I’ve done it with string of glue over the chalk too. It helps. ❤❤ Lisa, I’d love to see you experiment with using enamel paints, like color line. PS I love to hear all of your birds too. And the rain, too.

[@stephencouitt3831]

Great video! If you rub a flat spot on your chalk it won"t roll away.

[@createit1852]

Put a groove in the very first one they will stay between the groves. So glad to see you trying it. So glad to see you had a bunchof chalk to try. Looking forward to seeing my pieces and what you make with the stringers and noodles.

[@sherrirowan5049]

So fun. I’ve done it with string of glue over the chalk too. It helps. ❤❤

[@mellisa9459]

Glad you are doing this because I have used chalk a lot.

[@AnnetteRintelmann]

I have even use square sidewalk chalk as dams for small things. It is a lot cheaper than having all the molds. I buy the molds when they go on sale. LOL Thanks Lisa!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kimmorgano8778]

This video is fun!😊

[@kimmorgano8778]

Great video!!!

[@kimmorgano8778]

Do you know how much sidewalk chalk I have here for my grands??? It's all going into the kiln for stringers😂😂😂

[@kimmorgano8778]

I'm still in the middle😅...I can't wait to see...

[@CharmaineKrishnappa]

Hi, they look great! I have the same kiln and would like to know what schedule to use. I’ve only been doing my own firing for 3 months using the pre-set programs.

[@LisaVogtglassartist]

I used my slump firing schedule. You can find all my firing guides for free on my website here: lisajvogt.com/giveaway-details/

[@AnnetteRintelmann]

I use square colored chalk and It doesn't loose its color.