How to Make Gerber Daisy Dishes with Lisa Vogt

Let's make Gerber Daisies! In this video I will show you two different applications for the same design. This is just to show you how you can take a single concept and do a million different things with it. That's one of my favorite things about working with glass, the possibilities are endless!
I hope you enjoy this fun project,
Happy Fusing!
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[@AnnetteRintelmann]

Those are so cute. THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dianehamilton4402]

Love your ideas and the flowers. Ty

[@createit1852]

Awesome cute gifts they would make.

[@vrothery50]

Very cute!!!! I love Gerber daisies - so cheerful! TFS!

[@sherrirowan5049]

Very pretty ❤

[@CharmaineKrishnappa]

Hi Lisa, I love this project. I’ve just taken them out of the kiln and am super happy with the result. I have n’t slumped yet. Thank you so much for your videos and confidence with my first ever kiln Skutt Firebox 14 and fusing.

[@melissabrinn4982]

When you use your grinder do you do anything special after? I had read somewhere that you need to clean the edges with vinegar solution to prevent the edges from looking cloudy after fusing

[@LisaVogtglassartist]

I typically use plain water and a cotton towel to clean and dry my pieces off after grinding and have had success with that. :)

[@crzypdldy]

Are your kilns skirt or Olympic?

[@LisaVogtglassartist]

Most of my Kilns are Skutt, but I do have an Evenheat and a Denver glass machinery kiln too