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THE
FUSED GLASS HANDBOOK (REVISED EDITION) (#1235)
by expert Gil Reynolds. Gil details 25 projects (illustrated in color)
using different fusing techniques. Well thought out, highly detailed
instructions. 80 pgs. of instruction, 10 pgs. of color photos and 20+
pgs. full size patterns and detailing for each project.
© 1987, 1990
Gil Reynolds
Fusion Headquarters, Inc
ISBN 0-915807-02-5
124 pages, softcover
$29.95
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KILN FIRING GLASS, Glass
Fusing, Book One (#1320)
by Boyce Lundstrom is the bible for fusers. The most comprehensive work
to date for all aspects of fusing. Hundreds of full color illustrations
show how it's done and a collection of some of the best fused pieces
ever made. OUTSTANDING!
$50.00
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INTRODUCTION TO GLASS FUSING
(#1353) by Petra Kaiser is a modern-day primer on the basic skills and
techniques of fusing. This book is geared toward the novice and
assumes you know little about the craft. Filled with lots of
step-by-step photos, useful tip sidebars, and complete project
instructions. You will learn terminology as well as all the basic
skills that are the building blocks of the art. From tools and
material descriptions to glass cutting and shaping, to more
complicated procedures such as mold making and kiln operation,
everything is covered. 80 pages; 175 color photos.
© 2003 Wardell
Publications
ISBN 0-919985-38-6
$23.95
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CONTEMPORARY WARM GLASS (#12321)
by Brad Walker offers a fresh perspective on glass fusing, slumping,
pate de verre, and a lot more. Written in plain English, the author
explains equipment, terminology and techniques that beginners through
advanced warm glass users will be able to appreciate and use. Several
projects are included to walk you through all the stages of a successful
firing. Soft-cover book with 154 pages and over 150 full color photos.
© 2000 Brad Walker
ISBN 0-9700933-4-9
$47.95
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ADVANCED FUSING TECHNIQUES, GLASS FUSING BOOK TWO (#1230)
by Boyce Lundstrom covers slumping & sagging, streamers, bas relief,
lusters & enamels with a section on designs and problems. Gets very
deep into the subject, but is easy reading.
© 1989, 1991
Vitreous Publications
Vitreous Group/Camp Colton
ISBN 0-9612282-1-0
143 pages, softcover
$50.00
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GLASS UNDER HEAT: KILN NOTES
(#1241)
by Dan Fenton. This book entails a compilation of the notes of a
hot glass expert over a 16 year period. You will have at your
fingertips the wealth of technical knowledge that can only come from
years of experimentation and experiences. Subjects are discussed in
the easy-going style unique to this glass master. Sections covered
in detail include: glass fusing, kiln firing procedure, glass
slumping, mold making, pāte de verre and kiln casting, non-glass
inclusions, vitreous paints and enamels, lusters and more!
©
1982-2004 Dan
Fenton
World is Flat (?)
Publications
3 ring binder
$55.00
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THE
ART OF PAINTING ON GLASS (#11101)
by Albinas Elskus removes the mystique surrounding the centuries old art
of painting on glass. In depth discussions describe the results of his
experiments with vitreous paints, different mixing agents, brushes, and
the various techniques of kiln fired paints and stains. An invaluable
resource!
NOTE: NOW OUT OF PRINT
NO STOCK LEFT
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GLASS
CASTING AND MOLDMAKING, GLASS FUSING BOOK THREE (#1231)
by Lundstrom features pate de verre, lost wax casting, crucible casting
and more in this fascinating book. Definitely not for the beginner, but
is an indispensable reference for those who are working in hot glass.
© 1989
Vitreous Publications
Vitreous Group/Camp Colton
ISBN 0-9612282-2-9
143 pages, softcover
$50.00
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PāTE DE VERRE AND KILN CASTING OF GLASS (#1244)
by Jim Kervin and Dan Fenton. A comprehensive guide covering the
entire subject of pāte de verre from the initial stages of mold
development through to the final cleaning of the glass casting. A
must read for anyone wanting to make their own molds and do their
own thing!
$50.00
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