Glassartists

Once your grout has been mixed, you can take your mask off, and you want to wait about five minutes for it to set, it's called "sleeking." Once it's set, you can take...

Right now we're going to talk about your substrate. Substrate is just a fancy word for whatever you glue your glass pieces to. For this project, I've chosen a small wooden picture...

There are two different tools you can use to break the glass. These ones are glass breakers and this one's called the glass grozier. To use the breaker, you line the line of the breaker up, to...

So, we've done a wet wash. We've allowed it to dry again just like the first time, completely dry on the surface of all the glass. And, then you'll do your dry wash. Which is...

Kathy's here today demonstrating on behalf of Expert Village some of her tips and techniques that she uses in creating her beautiful glass work. The supplies that Kathy uses include both new...

Today with Expert Village we're going to be watching Kathy as she shows us a few tips and techniques on creating a glass art work. The tools include a glass cutting mat, which allows the glass...

We're here today with Expert Village and we're looking at some of the art work that Kathy's created and some of the items here that she created to use in her artwork. Remember...

WARNING! Power tools, including drills and saws, are extremely dangerous and can cause injury or death! Use at your own risk! I want to show you how to make a palette table. This is a palette table...

Hello, my name's Todd Hansen. We're here at the Art of Fire Contemporary Glass Bowing Studio in Laytonsville, Maryland. We're at www.artoffire.com. I've been a glass...

Hello, my name is Todd Hansen, we're here at the Art of Fire Contemporary Glass Blowing Studio in Laytonsville, Maryland. We are at www.artoffire.com. I've been a glass blower for...