TIPS on How To Make a Slumped Bowl Using Fused Glass Art Techniques

Deb's blue and white bowl, slumped in a mold with an intricate spiral detail, is definitely beautiful. How did she do it? Frank will explain the process for anyone who is interested in using fused glass to make beautiful dishes and containers. Frank and the student artists give each other feedback on how they might craft a similar bowl, but with their own style.
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[@pine3cone]

I watched all 15:20 min of this video and found it to be all rambling chit-chat. Very little reference to slumping or how to or what materials to use to slump.

[@PeepersStainedGlass]

Thanks for the feedback! We are working to shorten some of our longer videos, based off feedback from viewers.

[@sandisloan7003]

Great video, I have a question you mentioned a fire polish, would that be the same as a tack fuse. If so which speed would you use?

[@PeepersStainedGlass]

Fire polish is a different firing. Lower heat to just smooth the edges and finish. Here is another video about it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXnNi2Bjas5_Z7csi=Vtr1P5jQraOOf0Hx