Writing on Glass. A free video tutorial. Topics covered: enamel preparation/mixing, dip pen use, fire gold and a very brief airbrush demonstration.

50% off for a limited time. A complete step by step video class combining fused glass and mixed media. This 2 ½ hour video class will guide you through creating adorable mixed media pieces (bunny, cat & robot) and is easily adapted to other designs. Video details the process of sheet construction, frit application, cold work, enamel preparation, firing schedules, and mixed media assembly along with introducing a magical new product that offers the same dazzling outcome as dichroic glass (at a fraction of the cost)! SUPPLY LIST Opal sheet glass Clear sheet glass Black frit powder misc scrap or dichroic glass for accents magic flakes (details in video) clear fingernail polish or appropriate fusing glue gum solution or gum arabic powder Reusche, Fusemaster, or comparable black enamel small mixing jar small point calligraphy dip pen (I use nib sizes 512 & 56) small-medium brush for applying magic flakes small wire cutter small needle nose wire glass strip cutter (optional but useful) glass cutter glass grinder or glass ring saw required 18 gauge wire (24 gauge is optional if you wish to wire wrap) machine screws (10-24 x 3/4”) thumbscrews (10-24 x 3/4”) nuts (10-24) wing nuts (10-24) #10 washers #10 finishing washers 3/16” heat shrink (electrical section of the hardware store) thin craft foam sheet small circle punches for scrapbooking - optional

50% off for a limited time. A complete step by step video class combining fused glass and mixed media. This 5-hour video class will guide you through creating two adorable mixed media robots and is easily adapted to other designs. Video details the process of sheet construction, frit application, cold work, enamel preparation, firing schedules, and mixed media assembly including wire wrapping. A pdf with supply list and firing schedules is included (you will receive an email after purchase). A technique for all glass artists. The Robot Invasion can be easily adapted to everything from jewelry - to Christmas ornaments - to fine art. Supply List ************ Used in this video class (or pick your favorite colors!) Bullseye Black Opal #0100 or #0101 Bullseye White Opal #0013 Bullseye Turquoise Opal #0116 Bullseye Teal Opal #0144 Black Opal Fine/Powder Frit Black Dichro Frit (optional) clear fingernail polish Fusemaster black, Reusche (or comparable) black enamel gum solution or gum arabic powder small mixing jar small point calligraphy dip pen or small detail brush 18 gauge, 20 gauge, and 22 gauge sterling silver plated wire small wire cutter small needle nose pliers glass glue with short drying time (eg. 5-minute epoxy) misc pieces and parts for decorating...wing nuts, nuts and washers, beads, bead caps, lobster clasps, etc. strip glass cutter preferred single-groove jewelry grinder bit required glass grinder required Safety first! Please take all appropriate cautions to avoid injury. Tattered Tutorials, the instructor, the producer, copyright owner, or author assume no liability. Tutorial content is copyrighted and may not be sold, copied, or redistributed in any form to include the teaching of techniques. You may use the information learned to create art for sale. We truly believe that with dedication and practice the content of this tutorial can lead to a successful outcome but due to varying skill levels, it is not guaranteed.

50% off for a limited time. A complete step by step video class combining fused glass and mixed media. This 2 1/2 hour video class will guide you through creating two whimsical insects and is easily adapted to your own designs. Video details the process of insect body construction, wing construction, enamel preparation, enamel application, glow powder application, cold work, and mixed media assembly including wire wrapping. A technique for all glass artists. Flight into Fantasy can be adapted to other designs. Supply List ************ black opal 3mm dichroic glass – 2mm clear or black (3mm can work as well) various 3mm sheet for wings (transparent – let the light shine!) grinder fine grinding bit jewelry single groove bit diamond hand pad - optional Dremel diamond drill bit clear powder glow powder - strontium aluminate (optional) sifter mask 26 gauge wire 18 gauge wire small wire cutter small needle nose pliers Reusche 57R002 Tracing Black Best (or comparable black enamel) gum solution small mixing jar nib/dip/calligraphy pen ~ I use speedball nib sizes 512 & 56 transfer paper lightbox optional - (A4 is adequate in size) card stock various beads for adornment various molds for slumping with a soft curve e.g., square slumper, ball mold Safety first! Please take all appropriate cautions to avoid injury. Tattered Tutorials, the instructor, the producer, copyright owner, or author assume no liability. Tutorial content is copyrighted and may not be sold, copied, or redistributed in any form to include the teaching of techniques. You may use the information learned to create art for sale. We truly believe that with dedication and practice the content of this tutorial can lead to a successful outcome but due to varying skill levels, it is not guaranteed.

50% off for a limited time. *Video class update for the Robot Invasion. Ready to advance your skills and add some holiday cheer to your invasion? The SnowBot video walks you through the process to add a frosty snowman. *The Robot Invasion video class is a pre-requisite for SnowBot. SnowBot builds upon the process learned in the Robot Invasion.

50% off for a limited time. *Video class update for the Robot Invasion. Ready to advance your skills and add reinforcements to your invasion? The CatBot video walks you through the process to add a witty feline or playful pup. *The Robot Invasion video class is a pre-requisite for Cat Bot. Cat Bot builds upon the process learned in the Robot Invasion.

Let your robots take flight! A free video update for the Robot Invasion video class. Complete robot assembly can be found in the Robot Invasion video class.

A complete fused glass video tutorial for bubble painting. You will be guided through creating a completed piece in one firing. This tutorial is easily adapted to other designs. The video details the process of the bubble technique, enamel preparation, fast frit, and glass stamping. A technique for all glass artists. The bubble painting technique can be easily adapted to everything from jewelry - to home decor - to fine art. Originally this was a paid video class. A member of the fused glass community published a significant portion of the information. I feel badly for those who invested in the class. Likewise it is upsetting to have such a theft occur. I no longer offer the custom feather stamps but you can substitute any flexible rubber stamp. Safety first! Please take all appropriate cautions to avoid injury. Tattered Tutorials, the instructor, the producer, copyright owner, or author assume no liability. Tutorial content is copyrighted and may not be sold, copied, or redistributed in any form to include the teaching of techniques. You may use the information learned to create art for sale. We truly believe that with dedication and practice the content of this tutorial can lead to a successful outcome but due to varying skill levels, it is not guaranteed.

We no longer sell the supply kits for this video. The video is free to watch (with website signup). Don't worry about being harassed with emails, we don't believe in sending out loads of spam! A complete step by step video class combining fused glass and mixed media to create beautiful garden stakes. Video details the process of frit application, enamel preparation, and mixed media assembly. Digital patterns, firing schedules, and manufacturer reactive glass charts are included but will be emailed after purchase. Supply List ************** Reusche tracing black best enamel gum solution mixing jar empty bottle for water 6 pack mixed media assembly pieces 6 pack solid copper stakes sheet glass glass frit powder glass adhesive dip pen (also known as a nib pen, calligraphy pen) The pen I use is speedball brand with metal nib sizes 107, 56, and 512. The same process can be used to create wall art, candle holders, bowls, plates, etc! Perfect to save on supplies and create beautiful art! Safety first! Please take all appropriate cautions to avoid injury. Tattered Tutorials, the instructor, the producer, copyright owner, or author assume no liability. Tutorial content is copyrighted and may not be sold, copied, or redistributed in any form to include the teaching of techniques. You may use the information learned to create art for sale. We truly believe that with dedication and practice the content of this tutorial can lead to a successful outcome but due to varying skill levels, it is not guaranteed.