How To Make Fused Glass Beads In A Microwave Kiln | For Beginners

In this video, you will learn how to recycle bottle glass into fused glass beads using a microwave kiln.
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00:00 - Fused Glass Beads
01:04 - Tools and Supplies
03:38 - Cutting Glass
05:55 - Fusing Glass
14:38 - Finishing Glass Beads
16:48 - Stacking Beads and Making Bracelets
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[@user-uk2bf6qp4d]

Great instructions and such an awesome process! Thank you for sharing!

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching 😊

[@johnwest4097]

Nice video! Great result. Very clear explanation. Not con-fusing at all.

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Thanks for watching 😊

[@Jl-lr4fb]

Actually I thought it was very fusing😂😂😂😂

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[@mariannabellantoni941]

Love these "wonky" beads!

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks 😊

[@lrb3989]

Excellent vid thanks

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@helenethorn]

Love the video, but you shall always use a mask when handling the burnt of fiber paper. Or keep it wet. Its really harmful to breath in the dust. Please be careful ♥️

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks 😊

[@cherylburkitt9722]

I love these❤

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Thanks 😊

[@EmotionMasteryLLC]

Love this. I'm wondering how these breads would look if you times them for a few hours after.....

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks for watching. Sorry I'm not sure what you mean.

[@faithbresciani9425]

Do you mean tumble them?

[@EmotionMasteryLLC]

That's what being in a hurry and not checking autocorrect gets. 😂 I meant tumble in a rock tumbler for a few hours. Just to make them softer around the edges. It would make them cloudy but you could coat with clear nail polish if you wanted shiny. Thanks for the tutorial!​@@UpcycleDesignLab

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

@@EmotionMasteryLLC that sounds interesting. I have never done any rock tumbling but I like learning new things. 🙂

[@jennytobias6551]

My microwave is 1500 watts. Is this ok?

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Hi - I believe that should be fine and your kiln will just heat up faster. I would double check the instructions with your kiln but mine just say to use a microwave with at least 1000 watts. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😊

[@dragonbone5000]

The thin type is shelf paper, and the thicker types are called fibre paper.

[@UpcycleDesignLab]

Thanks 😊

[@maxinebond4689]

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