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atspam (Sjpolyclay) wrote:

Ok, so I'm thinking that in 2004 I will be ready to invest money and time
into
new beady directions. I'm wanting to try more with metal, and the kids are
old
enough to respect torches and glass, so I'm prepping for the plunge. I know
how
to go about the wire and PMC stuff, but please point me in the right
direction
for glass, both lampworking and fused, also cold applications. I know that
other newbies have gotten great direction here, but I've often looked the
other
way, not wanting to get sucked in just yet....

So, what books do I need to check out, what videos? Also, what are the URLs
for
places to check---Wet Canvas was something I thought I saw mentioned, where
else?? List me up, please, or point me towards any existing lists.

I'm going to take a class in fusing this February, but I want to know more
going in. I am NOT interested in blowing glass, but would like to know more
about the other uses.

And yes, from now on I will be reading even more of the glassily oriented
messages than I was--though you should all be aware that ITS ALL OF Y'ALL's
DOING that I am finding the thought of working glass so much more of
interest
than I previously did.
Thanks, for that!
Sarajane

Sarajane's Polymer Clay Gallery
http://www.polyclay.com



Yay! One of us, one of us!

Um, OK. Websites:
Wetcanvas.com, absolutely.
ISGB.org forums.
Warmglass.com (fusing).
Corinabeads.com
Glasspoet.com
Frantzartglass.com


Books:
More Than You Ever Wanted To Know About Glass Beadmaking, James Kervin.
Making Glass Beads, Cindy Jenkins.
Beads of Glass, Cindy Jenkins
Passing the Flame, Corina Tettinger
The Fused Glass Handbook, Gil Reynolds
Glass Fusing Books I-III, Boyce Lundstrom

No comment on videos, I don't have any!

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