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04/29/11
BOOKS
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Kiln
Firing Glass
Glass Fusing, Book 1 |
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GLASS
FUSING BOOK ONE, KILN FIRING GLASS (#1320)
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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. OUTSTANDING!
Was 50.00, Now
$38.50
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Advanced
Fusing Techniques
Glass Fusing Book Two |
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ADVANCED FUSING
TECHNIQUES, GLASS FUSING BOOK TWO (#1230) by 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.
Was 50.00, Now
$38.50
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Glass
Casting and Mold Making
Glass Fusing Book Three |
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GLASS
CASTING AND MOLD MAKING, 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.
Was 50.00, Now
$38.50
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Innovative
Adornments |
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INNOVATIVE ADORNMENTS
(#1352)
by Jayne
Persico explains step-by-step how to make distinctive fused glass
jewelry using precious silver and gold wire wrapping techniques to
produce spectacular personal adornments. Included are over 250 color
photos and 12 complete projects of pendants, watches, bracelets,
earrings and more.
© 2002 Wardell
Publications
ISBN 0-919985-36-x
$23.95
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Dichroics
- Glass All Dressed Up |
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DICHROICS (#12409) by Jackie Paciello-Truty covers the history and uses of
dichriic-coated glass in the art glass industry. The author discusses several issues of this seemingly mysterious glass including: How is it created? How is it used in the Art glass industry? How does it react to heat, light and layer? This book will provide insight and inspiration. Includes 63 full color pages with a gallery of finished creations from several notable glass artisans.
$19.95
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Pate De
Verre and Kiln Casting of Glass |
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PÂTE DE VERRE AND KILN CASTING OF GLASS (#1244) by Jim Kervin and
Dan Fenton. A comprehensive guide covering the entire subject of
pâte 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!
Was 50.00, Now
$45.00
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Creative
Glass Techniques |
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CREATIVE GLASS
TECHNIQUES
(#1232)
by Bettina Eberle is a full color
book covering fusing, slumping and lampwork. Has outstanding color
photos of finished pieces as well as step by step photos of their
creation.
$24.95
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Introduction
to Glass Fusing |
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INTRODUCTION
TO GLASS FUSING (#1353)
by Matthew McMillan presents a new twist on the glass in the
garden theme – stained glass water fountains.
Ten different full size patterns and designs are included to
make your own table-top and wall-mounted fountains.
Projects include a watermill, turtle, Koi, windmill, fish
and more. Includes
detailed instructions and material lists. Published by
Wardell Publications, so you know it's good!
$23.95
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Contemporary
Fused Glass |
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CONTEMPORARY FUSED GLASS (#12321)
by Brad Walker is a new, expanded version of Brad's Contemporary
Warm Glass with current and updated information and
techniques for
- Basic fusing and slumping
- Materials you need such as
kilns, molds, glass and safety equipment
- Firing schedules
- Advanced techniques such as
pattern bars, reative glass, drop rings & floral formers
- Kiln casting
- Tons of tips and helpful
suggestions on all aspects of kiln working glass
Soft-cover with 208 pages and over
200 full color photos.
$47.95
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Introduction to Precious Metal Clay |
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INTRODUCTION TO PRECIOUS METAL CLAY (#13521)
by Mary Ann Devos describes the use precious metal clay (PMC), which
is composed of microscopic fine silver particles, a non-toxic
organic binder and water. PMC looks, feels and is shaped like
potters clay but after kiln firing all that is left is solid
precious metal. This book describes the techniques to make
distinctive silver and gold jewelry by hand-forming PMC then simply
firing it in a kiln to produce spectacular adornments. Such a
simple process requiring a lot less equipment and training than
traditional metal work, makes this craft easily accessible to
artists, hobbyists, fine jewelers and metal smiths of any age or
creative background.
© 2002
Wardell Publications
ISBN 0-919985-36-x
$23.95
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