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Wire Wrapping Techniques for Today's Art Glass Jewelry Designer (VHS video) VHS video by Jayne Persico, 1985 The Art and Technique of Pate de Verre Techniques of Glass Engraving by Peter Dreiser, Jonathan Matcham, 2008-05-01 The Penland Book of Glass: Master Classes in Flamework Techniques by Ray Hemachandra, 2009-01-06 Contemporary Enameling: Art And Technique (Schiffer Book for Artists) by Lilyan Bachrach, 2006-03-31 Art Nouveau Glass Painting Made Easy by Alan Gear, Barry L. Freestone, 2003-08-28 Techniques of Kiln-formed Glass by Keith Cummings, 1997-01-01 Depression Era Art Deco Glass (Schiffer Book for Collectors) by Leslie Pina, Paula Ockner, 1999-01 Warm Glass: A Complete Guide to Kiln-Forming Techniques: Fusing, Slumping, Casting by Philippa Beveridge, Ignasi Domenech, et all 2005-03-01 Art Nouveau Stained Glass Pattern Book (Dover Pictorial Archive Series) by Ed Sibbett Jr., 1978-06-01 The Stained Glass Art of William Jay Bolton by Willene B. Clark, 1992-03 Glass Bead Workshop: Building Skills, Exploring Techniques, Finding Inspiration by Jeri L. Warhaftig, 2008-05-06 The Narratives of Gothic Stained Glass (Cambridge Studies in New Art History and Criticism) by Wolfgang Kemp, 1997-01-28 Dictionary of Glass: Materials and Techniques by Charles Bray, 2001-11-05

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21. Art Glass Buttons Techniques
    art glass buttons techniques. I have 40 years of solid sewing experience,topped by 20 years of knitting (and a thin veneer of weaving )).  
    http://www.fuzzygalore.biz/boutiques/buttons/tech.shtml
    
    Extractions: FUZZY GALORE knit weave patterns ... home I have 40 years of solid sewing experience, topped by 20 years of knitting (and a thin veneer of weaving :-)). While I love buttons and always seek out unusual ones, preferring them to overt jewelry, I've often been disappointed by glass buttons in the past. Which is why I decided to make my own when a better alternative presented itself. The problems are two-fold with the few handmade buttons available, and in my opinion both come down to the fact that everyone else makes them out of soft glass. It's very nice, very traditional and Venitian, and comes in a dizzying array of colors, which is commendable. It's also easy to work, and requires only a simple propane torch, lending itself easily to garage production. Unfortunately, in my opinion it makes buttons that are good only for collectors, and don't have a real functional life. First there is the obvious problem of fragility. I may be a slob, but I really don't want to worry about dropping my sweater on the floor, even the bathroom floor. Shattering on a simple fall is just not OK, I want to have to at least slam a car door right over it to lose it. For that matter, I don't want to have an attack if a Laundry Mistake is made and my beautiful buttons get thrown into the wash with the less fabulous stuff. I'm willing to go to fair lengths to ensure durability in what I make, lots of prewashing and seam reinforcing etc, but I'm not willing to change my whole way of life to coddle some fragile object. I also don't want to turn regular cleaning into an ordeal.

22. Salem Community College - Carneys Point New Jersey - Glass Center - Glass Art
    In addition to flameworking, the glass art curriculum introduces students to basickilnworking techniques and cold-working processes; students also have the  
    http://www.salemcc.org/glass/art.htm
    
    Extractions: Glass Art - Associates Degree Salem Community College’s new glass art program provides the two-year degree-seeking student with a solid foundation in using glass as a sculptural material. The program stresses the importance of technical ability and critical thinking as the basic tenets for object-making. SCC is unique, as it is one of a small number of community colleges that offers instruction in glass, is one of a few higher education institutions that provides comprehensive classes in flameworking and kiln-casting, and is the only school that offers a degree with a focus on such processes. In addition to flameworking, the glass art curriculum introduces students to basic kiln-working techniques and cold-working processes; students also have the opportunity to take elective courses in kiln-casting and pate de verre and advanced flameworking techniques. Students begin their degree with foundation courses in three-dimensional design and drawing. The general degree is augmented by a basic liberal arts curriculum. Independent study is available to second year students who wish to further their individual explorations and researchwith a faculty mentor. As well, a variety of scholarship and internship opportunities give select motivated students invaluable off-campus experience.

23. DAVID P. SALAZAR GLASS
    Using the techniques of torchwork, lampwork and millefiori to create art glass paperweights. Every piece is individually hand crafted.  
    http://salazarglass.com/
    
    Extractions: DAVID P. SALAZAR David P. Salazar is a California artist who has been working in the glass medium for more than 25 years. His exquisite creations of underwater life, floral themes, and other artistic images are offered in galleries and stores throughout the world. Marbles Vases Hearts Holiday items ... Contact David

24. Salem Community College - Carneys Point New Jersey - Glass Center
    glass lathes are available for participants to practice lathe techniques to fabricate PenlandSchool of Crafts and the Kittrell/Riffkind art glass Gallery in  
    http://www.salemcc.org/glass/2004Summer/
    
    Extractions: This course introduces students to techniques and materials used to make glass jewelry and small vessels. Instructor Doni Hatz uses clear and colored borosilicate rods, tubes, frits and powders to explore possibilities of expression while stressing sound technique. Students produce solid and hollow beads, murrini and various vessels. This workshop covers fundamentals for beginning students yet contains depth to challenge experienced participants. About the instructor

25. Davis Glass
    Davis glass is located in the heart of Scottsdale, Arizona offering many of today´s most renowned contemporary glass artists. DAVIS glass GALLERY features contemporary art glass by some of the most renowned artists different artists creating art glass with techniques such as glass blowing, casting, fusing  
    http://www.davisartglass.com/
    
    Extractions: Vertical Pod DAVIS GLASS GALLERY features contemporary art glass by some of the most renowned artists stretching across the globe. At Davis Glass we provide our customers with unique premium art glass, while focusing on finding specific and personalized pieces for one’s home, office, or commercial establishment- including corporate awards. We feature over 75 different artists creating art glass with techniques such as glass blowing, casting, fusing, and lampworking. We have been able to establish relationships with both renowned and up-and-coming international, national and local artists, bringing the gallery a unique array of sophisticated and whimsical glass sculpture, vessels, bowls, vases, stemware and tableware.

26. Dave Archer Studios
    of glass, thus achieving spacecloud impressions. Later, planets, comets, etc., arecompleted by hand, using dozens of both common and invented art techniques.  
    http://www.davearcher.com/
    
    Extractions: For collecting and licensing ( click here ) for her website WELCOME TO ARTIST DAVE ARCHER'S PERSONAL WEBSITE Welcome one and all from Dave Archer. For over a decade this website was devoted specifically to the presentation of my million volt electric space-art on glass. Nothing has changed in that respect, as that endeavor continues with passion, expanding even into Sponsorship of J. P. Aerospace (see below) and more. Also, my site is expanding in every direction of my artistic interest, adding archival photographs over my life and career, plus other art-works - many under my original name of David Nelson - plus songs, poems, and Writings For fans, collectors, and friends who have faithfully followed my glass painting space-art career, some of you for three decades, you may be surprised here, since much of this material has never been seen. Around age ten I spent untold hours at my bedroom desk, clunking out stories on an antique typewriter that must have weighed half as much as a Volkswagen. Everyone said I should be a writer, so I became a painter. I still write obviously, and I still work in other ways than reverse glass, i.e., acrylic, oils, watercolor, and ink, on various materials including canvas, paper and wood. The fact is, I have finally reached that blessed state known to the aging as: NO MORE B.S. I hope you enjoy this more well "rounded" view of myself and my work. For those of you new to my high voltage space-art, some words for you concerning (that) ongoing obsession. Known as "reverse glass," or "verso" painting, these works are partially accomplished using millions of volts of electricity as a "paint brush". Begun in 1970, as a joint endeavor with artist

27. Peter Bremers Glass
    glass art based on graal techniques.  
    http://glass-art.peter-bremers.nl/

28. MPH.COM.MY - Where The Bookstore Comes To You
    The arts art techniquesglass PAIN 1, Stained glass techniques ProjectsAuthor Shanahan, Mary Usual local delivery 14 days, RM 86.90, Add to Cart.  
    http://www.mph.com.my/search/nsearch.cfm?do=class&classnum=0AH

29. Golden Era Studios
    Limited edition reverse glass art based on actual historic subject matter. Originaldesigns featuring “lost art” techniques including 24K gold leaf, acid  
    http://www.goldenstudios.com/indexglass.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Golden Era Studios! After over 23 years of experience in the Sign Industry, we have changed direction in life and dedicated our skills towards a fine art venture showcasing our design skills and production craftsmanship. By limiting our production to only ten finished pieces we are ensuring a lasting value and investment. Our current subject matter Actually the concept is quite intriguing. Please take a few minutes and view each edition. Each piece is professionally framed and is dated and signed on the back. New images are ongoing so check back at this site regularly!

30. Glass Art: Your Source For Glass Art And Crafts.
    oneoff leaded light windows of all sizes to our own designs, using techniques suchas Midnightsun Designs Swedish art glass for those of discriminating taste.  
    http://www.artpromote.com/glasscraft.shtml

31. GLASS ART ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Glasswire
    Pembroke and Ottawa in eastern Ontario, offers a year round program of part timestudies in creative arts. Flameworking and hot glass techniques are part of  
    http://glassartcanada.ca/glasswire/classesd.html
    
    Extractions: Joe Blow Glassworks offers a workshop on introductory glass sandblasting. This weekend workshop will be a hands-on exploration of sandblasting techniques where students will learn about the various types of resists, frosting and multi-stage sandblasting to achieve a variety of artistic expressions on glass. Through the slides and samples, students will be introduced to all aspects of sandblasting techniques, and they will be provided with two to three pieces of clear and coloured hand blown glass to work with. Naoko Takenouchi Jeina Morosoff has been working with glass for the past ten years. She has taught sandblasting courses privately and through UBC and VCC. She has shown her work throughout Canada and the US, and is in many private and public collections The workshop is Friday, August 22 from 7-9 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Registration is limited to 6 students. The cost of the class, including materials, is $300. A non-refundable deposit of $50 is required to reserve a spot, payable by cash or cheque. Please contact Naoko Takenouchi at (604) 876-7910 or

32. GLASS ART ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Glasswire
    Duthie who has BA(Hons) in Stained glass from the Edinburgh College of art, is offeringa rare opportunity to learn and apply the techniques and principles of  
    http://glassartcanada.ca/glasswire/classesd_8.html
    
    Extractions: September to May 2003 Megan Kenny is offering several sessions of a course in lost-wax mold making and kiln casting. Students will learn how to create their own wax model by exploring a number of methods. They will be taught how to mix and pour mold material then how to remove the wax model from their mold. After their molds are fired in the kiln, students will be instructed on how to remove the mold material from their cast glass. They will also learn how to finish their work with a number of pieces of equipment available at INFERNO Studios. For more information click here (28k .doc)

33. SANDA CITY
    Name and Summary The glass art center offers you an opportunity to experience glassart techniques such as glass?blowing, stainedglass,burner work etc.  
    http://www.city.sanda.hyogo.jp/eigo new/sports/next/spo13.html

34. Handmade Glass Arts - EC Online Glass Art Gallery - Stained, Leaded, Blown, Fuse
    in different techniques (mosaic, glass, etc,) and kiln formed glass works. LoriCasey Marlborough, MA - Unique one of a kind fused glass art dichroic  
    http://www.electroniccottage.com/glassnames1.html
    
    Extractions: GLASS GALLERY 1 "To those that wait all things reveal themselves, provided that they have the courage not to deny, in the darkness, what has been seen in the light." - Coventry Patmore "Family Crest" by Patti Brennan At EC Gallery you can purchase directly from each exhibitor. Every site is a unique experience... enjoy your arts exploration! Please report any inactive links that you might find... thanks. If you know other artlovers, please SPREAD THE WORD about EC Gallery! This is GLASS GALLERY 1 ... Go to: GALLERY 2 GALLERY 3 >> Arthur Allison - Pottsboro, TX - Contemporary blown glass, including vases, bowls, goblets, glass sculptures and more. >> Diane Echnoz Almeyda - Miami, FL - Unique plique-a-jour enamel vessels in 18K and silver resemble miniature stained glass and art nouveau. >> Lee Baldwin - Prescott, AZ - A unique design style emphasizing the three-dimensional and spatial relationships of forms.

35. Handmade Glass Arts - EC Online Glass Art Gallery 2 - Stained, Leaded, Blown, Fu
    for the home and body crafted using fused stained glass techniques. Mary McDonald Atlantic Beach, FL - Handcrafted kilnformed glass art for personal  
    http://www.electroniccottage.com/glassnames2.html
    
    Extractions: Please report any inactive links that you might find... thanks. If you know other artlovers, please SPREAD THE WORD about EC Gallery! This is GLASS GALLERY 2 ... Go to: GALLERY 1 GALLERY 3 >> Mark Hamilton >> L. Ellen Hanson - West Salem, WI - Specializes in 3d stars (sometimes called Moravian-stars), made with beveled glass diamonds. >> Michael K. Hansen and Nina Paladino - Sacramento, CA - Hand blown art glass vases and bowls by California Glass Studio. >> Bobby Harr >> Linda Huffman - Hannibal, MO - These innovative designs in glass put out an intimate light that will enchant you. - Bothell, WA - A new method of blending molten glass in a kiln that produces intricate abstract patterns.

36. Stained Glass | Events Calendar
    She will also teach you several cold working techniques to completeyour fused glass work and elevate it to gallery quality art.  
    http://www.thestorefinder.com/glass/events/events.html
    
    Extractions: Here you'll find a listing of upcoming stained and art glass trade shows and conferences. Just click on any month to scroll down to that months current listings. We will be happy to list your upcoming event ! Just send us an e-mail with the details. We also have a listings for upcoming classes and glass related museum exhibitions JAN FEB MAR ... DEC June 2004 Events June 10 - 13: 34th Annual Glass Art Society Conference Tacoma, WA Tour the exhibits and galleries of the Tacoma Museum of Glass and the legendary Chihuly " Bridge of Glass". Watch glass blowing and take advantage of docent lead tours. Organized as part of the Art Glass Show. Cost for this day trip is $70/person and includes round-trip charter bus from Portland , all-day admission to

37. Art In Architecture Press: Notable Books-Glass &Architecture
    Specializing in books about glass and glassworking techniques beads, blasting, collecting, copperfoil, design, doors, fusing, and glass painting.  
    http://www.aiap.com/

38. Zeal.com - United States - New - Shopping - Online Stores - Art - By Type & Medi
    Sons http//www.powellbrosglassart.com/ Designers of glass art using many techniques,including painting, staining, enameling, beveling, and sandblasting.  
    http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=522487

39. Firearts Studio
    Where the related techniques of kilnformed glass, ceramics and vitreous enamel are practised and the works are sold. Images of tableware and art objects and information about their studio and techniques.  
    http://www.firearts.com/

40. Murano Art Glass In Venice Goblets, Sculptures Paperweights, Vases. LINKS PAGES
    jewelry, handcrafted crystal glassware, glass accessories, and glasstiles. Find out about art glass fundamentals and techniques.  
    http://www.artofvenice.com/art/links.html
    
    Extractions: Afro 2003 Venini '60 Antica Murano 1999 MURANO GLASS and ART GLASS LINKS and RESOURCES We are looking for reciprocal links with other web site (art directories, glass museums, glass educational web sites and similar). For contact or information write at alex@artofvenice.com RECIPROCAL LINK - ART GLASS RESOURCES Murano Magic. Interesting pages about Murano glass. Great glossary and index of glassmakers. If you want to know something more about the art glass produced on the small island of Murano for more than 500 years, check this web site. 1st.Glass: Antique glass and Vaseline glass. Books on Glass.

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