Learn how to fuse and slump glass with Corning Museum of Glass experts. Fusing and slumping are two techniques that have been used for centuries, and can be used together or separately.
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Apply gold leaf to glass
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Make a glass rose
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Cut glass to make blades of grass for a mosaic picture
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Make beautiful fused glass vases
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Make a stained glass suncatcher
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Turn a Boring Transparent Window into a Colorful Faux Stained Glass Masterpiece
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Cut mirror
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Make glass pendant loops
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Make a glass tobacco pipe
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Smooth and grind glass using a bit and disk grinder
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Cut glass with a pair of scissors
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Lampwork glass rain drops
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Make a fumed implosion glass pendant
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Make a glass lattachino tobacco pipe
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Cut a piece of glass under water
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How To:
Make glass molds
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How To:
Do glass chunk casting
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How To:
Grind glass
-
How To:
Learn beginning lampworking techniques
-
How To:
Apply gold leaf to glass
-
How To:
Make a glass rose
-
How To:
Cut glass to make blades of grass for a mosaic picture
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How To:
Make beautiful fused glass vases
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How To:
Make a stained glass suncatcher
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How To:
Turn a Boring Transparent Window into a Colorful Faux Stained Glass Masterpiece
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How To:
Cut mirror
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How To:
Make glass pendant loops
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How To:
Make a glass tobacco pipe
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How To:
Smooth and grind glass using a bit and disk grinder
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How To:
Cut glass with a pair of scissors
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How To:
Lampwork glass rain drops
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How To:
Make a fumed implosion glass pendant
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How To:
Make a glass lattachino tobacco pipe
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How To:
Cut a piece of glass under water
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