How to Store your Scrap Glass with Lisa Vogt

[@akglassfuser]

Those tiny clear scraps are great for putting in The vitrograph with a little bit of color scraps. Or doing a screenmelt.

[@LisaVogtglassartist]

That's a wonderful idea for scraps!

[@rachaelleahh]

I don’t have spare glass nor do I work with glass but this is a very good video and it had me interested 😂

[@stephencouitt3831]

Looks great Lisa!

[@davenovak6194]

I keep the “exact” colors together. Large bins, medium bins and small pieces go in a smaller container (like a jewelry or bead sorter).

[@unarobinson7392]

I have a multi Rainbow coloured plastic drawer set and store small pieces in them. They hold little trays with tiny scrap as well.

[@AnnetteRintelmann]

I use the same bins for my stained glass scraps.

[@magali44276]

Thank you for sharing! Would you have the name of those bins? Would love to buy some

[@LisaVogtglassartist]

I just looked up storage bins on amazon and found these :)

[@LauraFran55]

what project can be done with the glass scraps? can you recommend anything? I have lots of pieces and do not know what to do with them, thank you

[@LisaVogtglassartist]

the possibilities are endless! You can use scrap glass to create anything you want :)

[@gailnorthness8390]

Where did you get your bins? Gail

[@LisaVogtglassartist]

Amazon!

[@MargaretB-im7ts]

What do you do if you don't know the COE?

[@firehorsewoman414]

I use it in SG projects or, if I am sure its fusible but not certain on 96 vs 90, a small project with only that glass. After losing track twice, I got much better at organizing by COE

[@MargaretB-im7ts]

Do you use only 1 COE?

[@LisaVogtglassartist]

no, i use both coe 90 and 96 but my scrap is 96

[@AnnetteRintelmann]

Milk crates for the bigger pieces.

[@Lauraway2]

Next put them in rainbow order and it will be perfect.

[@laurieschermer573]

I dont like to keep buying new plastic, so I buy goodwill containers