Making my own crushed glass for my Bling Bling Bling paintings. Video # 80

[@wandamuse6853]

I did this for the first time last weekend. It's easier to crack on cement because the surface is much harder. Trying to crack on your counter takes more time. I put my pebble in a zip lock bag and didn't use a towel. It's cracks quicker.

[@mandamorris7934]

Not sure anyone mentioned the shoulders on your blouse.... but oooooweee purty... Thank you for this video... I'm so excited about the glass! Totally opens my mind to so many possibilities!!! Thank you so much!!

[@litabell6392]

Well with your hammer! Good thing to do when you are upset.... lol. Thanks for your quick reply yesterday.....xxx♥️♥️♥️👏🏻🥂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@SherryMoulton]

Lol right hahahaha your welcome 🥰🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@matsamnicfam]

I just gave my 17yr old son a thick towel, a hammer and old jars lol..he went to town with it...now mammas got some smashed glass..

[@samting8762]

Wow what a bling!

[@d1zstortion]

Nice video made me smile, you are the person who is wholesome in this trying time with your videos that bring joy in people who watch your videos

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@jadadpowers3098]

Wow...what a great idea for people who can't get it or even people who want to do it themselves.💖

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching. Yes exactly what I was thinking 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@naribaanthony1238]

the homemade broken glass looks so much nicer than the store bought one.... good job

[@julieashton8877]

Awesome! Thank you so much for showing us how to make our broken glass!!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@julieashton8877]

So, I went into Michael"s to see what they had for broken/crushed glass, and they were all sold out of clear and colors, so now I'm extra happy that I know how to make it myself!

[@kristinb5610]

I followed what you did and it worked great!!! I also painted the back of my mirrors and that worked great to create the effect I was going for!! YAY for you!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching. Whoooooo it's always good when thing turn out 🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@kristinb5610]

@@SherryMoulton you so inspire me!!! I'll try to send you a picture of what I created. No promises. LOL

[@aynurakbulut620]

Super idea 👍you are so creative 😉 thanks 😍

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@pamelapaxtoncreations1206]

Awesome video. 😀😀😀

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@santaleonard2724]

Thank you for showing us how to make our own I really appreciate that

[@rosemarywatson8145]

Thank you for sharing the tips Sherry. I appreciate u trying it first. Because I do have a concern about the cost especially when Im not experienced enough to make the money back. Love your videos.

[@SherryMoulton]

You're welcome. I'm lucky that at this stage of my life I can afford to but I still love a good deal hahahaha😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@GeorgiaSissy]

Love, love, love your videos & frankly I so enjoy you! You are down to earth but oh soo talented! Thank you Sherry... Have a nice day & be safe!! 😊👌🙏

[@yvonnewilliams2164]

I agree she is so talented in alot of fields👍👍

[@dianemiller6580]

I like to break up glass ornaments to use instead of mirror. It's more light weight. And you can get a variety of color. Clearance, thrift shops, estate & rummage sales.

[@SherryMoulton]

Oh my see I wanted to do that but couldn't find any. Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@christines2451]

I wish I had of saved lol my old broken ones. Lol

[@ladyakiraa82]

That's a really good idea and I'll be buying all the ornaments when they go on sale after Christmas!!!

[@WyntorbearRayne]

Oh🤔 good idea♥️♥️♥️♥️ so many colors and textures there too!!! I'll be using your idea if that's ok with you!?

[@0313cindy]

Great idea!

[@mandyh5907]

Really good idea I will try this 🤗🤗🤗

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@mandyh5907]

@@SherryMoulton from🇬🇧

[@redsoxfan52974]

I throughly enjoy your videos and you!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@QueenofheartsWA]

When I heard that you used flat glass marbles to make your own broken glass, and it was revolutionary. I don’t know, maybe a week and a half ago? Yep, got them, sat in the bottom step of the porch and broke some glass. In front of my neighbors and their kids. Pinging glass everywhere on my property. 😆 Because I forgot to listen to you when you said the heating, and the pan, and the ice and the water and the crackling..... and the right way to do it...... I am very grateful that I watched your video, Sherry! I have learned a lot! My neighbor is crafty, too. We would paint the whole neighborhood if we aren’t stopped soon! 😂

[@SherryMoulton]

Lol you should have made a video..... yes they break much easier if you heat and then cool them ... I have glass everywhere in my basement lol I'm bad hahaha. Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@ForeverSongMinistries]

Lol!!!😁😁😁

[@corinneraymond4118]

thanks for sharing, I am going to try this thank

[@SherryMoulton]

Your welcome 😍 Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@MsWalk1234]

Sherry, you are awesome!!!!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@gwizu3]

Saw another artist use Krylon Sea Glass spray paint. It dries transparent and in many colors! TFS!

[@fruittubesruby3804]

You are so good at what you do 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kristinb5610]

I'm going to do this today. Just what I needed to see!! Thank you!

[@deannwilson3553]

Glass Christmas balls make beautiful glitters.

[@neophytosjuliana]

I liked the ones you crushed. Good tutorial thank you

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@2cutendanati]

Thank you so much for your videos! I’m in the US! I went all over town today and couldn’t find any crushed glass at any of the Michaels! They weren’t even able to order any, I don’t know if they are being discontinued or what....so I’m happy to know I can make my own. 🥰

[@LOULOUHOBO]

I did that with my "sea glass" I found on the beach... look great ! thank you for sharing

[@SherryMoulton]

Oh that would be pretty with beach glass. Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@carmenhaworth2695]

The beauty about this, you can buy bags of that marbles at the Dollar Tree store. And has different colors to choose. Great idea!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Yes I tried to get some coloured ones but of course none to be found lol. I love the blue ones hahaha 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@yvonnecramer4716]

Sherry Moulton z

[@yvonnecramer4716]

Beautiful

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@aprilclaire5032]

Carmen I know exactly what your talking about. Can’t beat $1

[@sharonbossladiijordan1133]

Im so glad i ran across this video bc i didnt for 1 know anything about the mirror effect spray paint.. That blew me away.. And to actually Make the broken glass diy i am thrill..

[@tigerlilly1200]

If you use the concrete or a stone they break easy , no boiling 😉 also i like to use 2 paper bowls in a gallon bag ...go out to the driveway and hammer away....fast and easy....glass / mirror in between the bowls..😉

[@paulamora1032]

i love your videos!!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@christines2451]

Had a thought after I seen you make the art piece that maybe prior to breaking the mirror to spray paint the back of it with the mirror spray paint or even silver and then you wouldn’t have to worry about flipping it over with the white side showing.

[@kristinb5610]

I just tried this. I painted the back side of one with gold glitter. Just finished crushing it and it looks great!! Have one with silver glitter drying now but it works.

[@christines2451]

@@kristinb5610 awesome I am so glad it does. I have some old mirror lying around now I know how I can use it. Thanks for letting me know

[@reyditastolentino6336]

This is just to give an alternative. I had my patio table broken by a strong wind storm. The glass shattered and instead of throwing them out, I collected them and gave a good wash. I coloured some of them. That same week, my daughter said her table broke as well. And yes, I took them too. I now have an endless supply of glass, I think. over 50 pounds. So there's a tip. So either you have a broken one or know of someone, or decide to change your patio table..... up to you.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching. Oh my amazing sorry about the death of your table the sacrifices made for crafting 😆🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@karenstrong8887]

This Australian thanks you. We call those glass beads. I can’t hit a mirror and have a million years bad luck. With the last few weeks I have had I can’t. My puppy broke both bones in his front leg. To have it fixed and not removed it was a 3 day trip to the tiny dog hospital and he is worth $10,500.00 so far. He is worth any amount and who needs their house fixed? This week my daughters retina detached and I couldn’t get to her through two locked borders. I love her big sister for getting her help fast and the surgeons. I can’t wait to get my hammer and take out my anger on the glass beads. 🌷

[@petertwining5729]

You can buy the broken mirror pieces from Art Tree in Bayswater Victoria.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much for sharing 😍 thanks so much for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@SherryMoulton]

Wow you have my luck soooo sorry to hear about your daughter and your dog. Glad they are both ok.when it rains it pours😍 hopefully they both will mend quickly. Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@millisportschannel7770]

Whoever is reading this, you will be successful on KZbin this year

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks I hope so 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@patriciaharkin1571]

Thank you for this video. I'm having such a hard time here in Ireland trying to get broken or mirrored glass and I'm so excited to try doing a canvas with it.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Hope this helped. Have fun creating 😍😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@joannaryan3534]

totally amazing. I bought some crushed glass off of amazon (not prime) and I will never do it again. Spent 10.00 and got this little tiny jar that I couldn't open. Very disappointed. I checked out the link to the IKEA and found it easy. Thank you. Love your videos. Hugs! Oh yea, I am trying my own too.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Sorry it's hard buying when you can't see it grrrr. Glad the IKEA link worked. 😍😍😍🇨🇦 I made a video today using the homemade glass .

[@patgregorowicz1346]

Good idea! You could spray the back of the mirror with the mirror spray paint so it won’t be white on the back.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Wow thanks never thought of that. 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@margaretmestas1481]

Awesome tip!

[@ournormal7167]

I’m so glad you showed this...it gets soooo expensive buying crushed glass all the time. I buy at Michaels as well💜💜🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Well it 50% off for the bag right now. Lol 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@sandybrown2497]

Awesome 👏

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@vickiesdouns6093]

Howdy..this is cool..I have to try it. I work with crushed glass too and I use a cinder block to break my glass on. Love your videos. 🙂

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching. 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@lelya-ocolours6808]

Thank you! Thank you!!! 👍

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Your welcome 🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@lelya-ocolours6808]

😊 I will try to do this. 🤩

[@mercedeskearney8755]

You're so awesome. I was just online saying how expensive crushed glass is. This is best. I can get the glass marbles from the dollar tree and spend a few bucks on the mirror spray. Win win!!! Thank you

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Yes my addiction can get expensive hahahaha.😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@Jez3050]

Thank you so much for this video. I live in the UK and can't get hold of this anywhere. Seems we're way behind the times. LOL. I'll definitely be giving this a go although not so sure about cracking a mirror. :)

[@memes_mind3638]

cracking works better if you hit it on harder surface, also have a bowl to dump crushed glass into less risk of glass flying

[@SherryMoulton]

Yes I finished it off on my basement floor which is cement. Worked like a charm. Thanks so much for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@robinbruce6479]

Sit on the floor and hit the towel while on a hard surface.....tile, concrete, etc.

[@belindamartinez8441]

Lol Omg I was just saying... Love your work though

[@SandraHernandez-iy9fy]

I've done the glass. But thx for the idea of the mirror, LOVE IT!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@cadedragilmore6782]

You have some great videos ... new subscriber 😍🥰😘

[@mobalance4736]

Use a paper bag to crush n do it on concrete floor.. Works

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@margaretphillips3264]

Thanks for demo. Much appreciated.

[@noreenburkett7800]

Sherry, I couldn't find the clear with mirror, so I bought a bag of fire pit glass. It was the same stuff, only slightly bigger bits. Had to buy 10 lbs., though. I have glass for a while now! LOL

[@SherryMoulton]

Oh my lol. I was looking at that to.uou will be Blinging everything hahahaha. Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@christines2451]

Is this more cost effective though with buying a bigger amount?

[@lorrainerowe4024]

Thanks for all your videos. I have the same china that you do.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much for watching. Yes my Christmas present a few years ago love them 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@diannebaldwin3667]

Hi Sherry a fun video !! I would hit the glass on a concrete floor - say in the garage/car port for a perhaps quicker result ! Projects look beautiful thank you.

[@brendaepp4596]

Love this

[@mariehocking9607]

This was so helpful. Thank you. As you said, it is so hard to buy the mirror glass in bulk and also so expensive to get it online here in Australia. Just a thought. Perhaps approaching a glass/mirror shop and asking if they have broken pieces they might give away, rather than breaking up mirrors. (7 years bad luck😀😀😀) Cheers Marie ‘downunder’

[@tasst2674]

Decided as genius as this idea is, I don’t have the time to do it so went to michaels today and the large bags of crushed glass are on sale 70% off so I paid US$2.10 a bag. I bought several. I think the sale goes until June 27. Just wanted to share!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Yes I will be buying mine way to much work lol. 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@ladyakiraa82]

Ugh!! I wish I had a Michael's by me. Oh well I'll continue to crush glass this way ❤❤

[@clarajones9992]

I cant get it here in Tirana Albania. But what are U breaking up or cooked.

[@clarajones9992]

Isnt that mirror dangers, in trying to use.

[@michellekerin7854]

Sherry, ty so much for the tip, cannot get in Australia as you know. Looking forward to making some on the weekend , I do have a question??? Can you use glass jars??? Can’t wait to hear from you 🌹🌹

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching. Yes you can use any glass.🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@jennymillman6333]

(I havent read all 158 comments so I dont know if anyone has mentioned it yet) If any Aussies are still looking for crushed glass, I found it at IKEA. 700gm for $3.49. I do still want to find a bit bigger size but I think I will be ebay-ing for that. Thankyou Sherry for such a fabulous technic. So looking forward to creating. :)

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for the info 🥰🥰🥰 thanks for watching 🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@CindyMc007]

Thank you so much for sharing this!❤

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@CindyMc007]

@@SherryMoulton ❣

[@sylviarowlands1883]

Well done you for showing us , looks like a lot of effort but appreciate your time. It impossible to buy in UK.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@lorilawlove7721]

I can get it here in Florida but it’s so expensive so I really appreciate this video!, thank you🥰🥰

[@peggyekena9966]

Thank you for sharing this technique. It would certainly be cheaper than buying the glass already broken. I was afraid that your jar would fall on the floor when you were pounding!

[@SherryMoulton]

Ya I know right I'm such a cluts lol. Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@constancelevering4296]

Wow, good idea Thanx 👍

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@monicacamilli8942]

Great idea Sherry! When you did the hammering per piece it made me think of the days I needed ice packs for pain. I'm unsure if this will work for you the same. I would put my ice toward the center, of a towel folded twice inward. Then outside on concrete and use the side of the hammer for more surface area and to let them break against one another. Let me know if this is the charm to save your arm! Lol sorry, I just had to! Monica

[@monicacamilli8942]

Sometimes, I would have to fold or hold down the open sides of towel, for your saftey i suggested you do do too.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Yes as soon as I went to basement cement floor it worked like a charm 🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@dianerix497]

I would try an old pillow case or other thinner fabric to pound the glass pieces. Plus I have a heavy steel meat tenderizer instead of hammer. and wear thin gloves like garden gloves to protect hands.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks and yes garden glove and eye protection. Thanks so much for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@missygold9315]

I tried this method and it does work it just takes awhile and I get chunky and fine the way I do it but I don't even buy the clear cabachons I find old glass stuff out my garage and just hammer away bam broken glass and to color it I use food coloring and paint it looks just like the store bought if not better

[@SherryMoulton]

I was actually looking for glass Christmas ornaments I think that would be nice as well. 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@tasst2674]

So smart! Would it be better to spray them with the mirror finish first and let dry before cracking? Love how your new top sparkles in the sun!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching yes that would work.thanks yes I noticed that lol. 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@dannettekey8375]

You should buy one of those small steel blocks from Michaels, that will smash your glass and mirror into small pieces without the noise and vibration. It looks good and I've watched it backwards so I already saw how great it looks on the canvas. Ps... I love your hair colors.

[@SherryMoulton]

Oh my I have one to for when I was doing stamped jewelry. Thanks will have to pull it out. Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@christinewood6549]

Hi Sherry, can you crush large acrylic stones the same way? If not how would you crack the acrylic ones? Thank you

[@SereneTing]

You can use parchment paper between the towel so the glass won't stick.

[@marisolvelez9076]

Thank you yes

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@aasha923]

that was amazing

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@cristabeardsley6319]

Thanks for showing how.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@mariehocking9607]

PS. I have been trying to buy the Mirror Effects paint for ages now. None of our hardware stores has it. I finally found out they can’t get it in from America for some reason. And have hundreds of back orders waiting. Will just have to add my order on too. Marie 😀

[@lynnemorton6055]

Hi Sherry, thank you so much. Living in the UK it is so hard to get crushed mirror glass. Unbelievable amounts of crafts I cant do because of this....... well maybes not so many now. Have you done a video on how to make up and use resin? I would luv to do a wall art like yours? Thank you again. Luv from the UK x

[@madhura287]

I love your videos, you are such a sweetheart but when you were breaking the mirror I saw the mason jar jumping, I was worried yet laughing so hard.. Thank you.. 😍

[@lillieelle5018]

Très bonne idée, merci

[@mamtasheth8362]

I have recently started following your videos. I am just in love with your creativity and finesse. I would like to make a tryptic on canvas with glitter . Teal and brown is my theme . I really need your suggestion on how to do and where to start .

[@wilhat]

Thanks for that I can’t get any of it here in Australia. Tried eBay Amazon nothing .so thankyou.

[@SherryMoulton]

Your welcome.i was getting alot of question from Australia and the UK were people were not able to get the crushed glass . Thanks so much for watching 😍😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@susanpickup9497]

Andrew Walker IKEA sells it.

[@susanpickup9497]

Kulort decorative glass

[@susanpickup9497]

$3.49

[@Ferasfun]

What about using a pillowcase, which has a less impact absorption than a face cloth (on a concrete surface). Also... safer! Another option, and I mention this bc I've been a stained glass artist for 20+ yrs and have mega amounts of colored glass shards, why not find a local glass artist and ask for their glass trash? Some different hues might be a welcomed addition

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Yes that would be amazing with the coloured glass. We have a few local glass shops I will have to make friends 🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@tinabuenzow9992]

i did that a long time ago but i didn't cook them, i also did it on concrete and it was much easier! great way to save money, although i was able to get 3 bags @ 2.97 each from Michaels online about 2 weeks ago! only gold and blue, so im needing the clear, maybe i'll crush some!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching. Yes in Canada they are 9.99 a bag but 50% off I got 3 lol. 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@catherinedawson9099]

Cool thanks

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦

[@beverlypeterson291]

You need to break the glass on a concrete surface & I’d use a pillow case or smooth fabric bag to contain the little shards. But, nonetheless, we got the gist & thank you for the “cooking the glass” & dunking them into cold water to crack it tip!❤

[@shirleycranswick8476]

Sherry I think you need to hit on a harder solid surface, like a cement block or concrete patio etc. Also with the mirror you could try using a Glass Nipper. They are a little tool that most people that do mosaics use to cut pieces of tile or glass. If you used that tool you would have most of your job done with the mirror and then bash it with the hammer to get the final result. Good luck. Shirley from the UK. X

[@SherryMoulton]

Lol yes I finished it on my basement floor which is cement. Should have started there hahahaha. Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@shirljoanrea693]

thank you for showing how to get and do the broken glass etc

[@janebrownell6828]

What great info!

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much and thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@judys5767]

Thanks for sharing. Is there any way one can get hurt doing this? I suggest you take the bowl off of your range. Recently, a blogger posted a picture of her broken glass top stove -- she was trying to cool off a stuck lid by putting a bowl of ice water on top.

[@marafuser1883]

If you want to colour the clear glass add a few drops of alcohol ink and mix together for desired colour

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much will have to try that. Thanks so much for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@WyntorbearRayne]

REALLY!!! What a great idea!! Do you need to seal in the color at all or just go ahead and use it?

[@marafuser1883]

Cherrie just put a few drops of ink on to the glass stir then put it on some paper to dry

[@bhanurambhala6592]

Back of mirror is white so if it is flipped,it may not be like total mirror so any suggestion for it

[@sherealtalk161]

I love the it! Maybe if you lay heavy wax paper on towel to pour broken glass.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching. Yes will give it a try😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼

[@sahilyjohnson7506]

After you finish the paintings, do you coat the broken glass with something so there are no harmful edges? Thanks!

[@KathyOnyema-sg3mt]

I use home breaking glass is cracked outside on concrete with towel and hammer

[@sybilyeaman4940]

I put the cracked crystal int a heavy ziplock freezer bag, then break the crystal with hammer on the cement garage floor or driveway. It’s cleaner, safer, and easier to clean up.

[@sheilalyda231]

How does it affect the pan when you heat the glass up in the pan? I'm using somebody else's pans and I don't want to mess them up.

[@ritamoore2393]

Hey Sherry! Great and very informative video! 2 questions: 1. Can you use crushed fire glass the same as the regular crushed glass? 2. Is the pan dry that you’re heating the beads up in?

[@lindaperla454]

Sherry, do it on cement~ Works wonders.

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks sooooo much yes I finished it off on my basement cement floor worked amazing lol. Thanks for watching 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@selmajohnson8952]

What temperature in the oven and how long. I’m doing a dining room table.

[@selmajohnson8952]

I will need to break a lot of the glass marble I brought from the dollar store.

[@GertGranny]

Thank-You so much for showing this. I do have a question. I used acrylic pant I use for my pours to make a bling panting like your, it was an epic fail! 😳 my question is, do you need to use spray paint vs acrylic paint, and how to you get your glitter, or glass from turning into a blob??? Oh I used Mod podge for the stickem stuff. It sure didn’t turn out like yours! HELP 😳

[@SherryMoulton]

Thanks so much and thank for watching 😍 I've used both acrylic paint and spray paint now I prefer to use the resin because I know it will stick. I make sure that I dont use to much of the resin or the mod podge. Be precise on where you place it.with the resin it does spred on it own. Hope this helped 😍😍😍🇨🇦

[@GertGranny]

Sherry Moulton thanks for the info. When I do another try, I’ll let you know how it turned out!!

[@bettyjones1974]

Thank you! I'm going to give this a try I love your video's

[@kathyonyema1934]

Sherry I tried making my own crushed glass it cracks better when you have a concrete bottom.