Merino Glass

Merino Glass

Martha Stewart Merino Yarn-milk glass pink $7.49 100% Merino Wool1.75 ounces (50 grams) 120 yards Knit Gauge: 4"=18 stitches on size 7 needles Crochet Hook: J10Care: Hand wash and lay flat to dryDyelottedSoft and Luxurious pure merino wool is the knitter's choice for fine garments and accessories. Stitch patterns for sweaters shawls gloves and hats work up beautifully in this worsted weight hand-washable yarn. Use it on the loom for finely woven scarves and throws

Glass On Glass With Cd $19.96 A Delphi Favorite. Bring the elegance of stained glass into your home or garden as a beautiful, durable, and functional table. Transform any table into a beautiful stained glass mosaic with 18 creative designs in this book. Includes a CD of the patterns. By Karen Seymour.

Morton Glass Caddy $14.95 Get Organized. Use the Glass Caddy in your work area to organize the glass you and 39;re using for a current project. This glass rack has 15 slots and holds up to 32 square feet of stained glass.

Time For Glass $12.76 Two Great Books in One. Features 11 contemporary clock patterns that can be fused or foiled in an afternoon. Each functional clock is fairly small (the largest is 10 x10) and is created with only a few pieces of glass, making it a quick project to create. Glass beads can be strung to create the pendulum and decorative accents for each clock. Time for Glass includes full color photos of each clock constructed in each method for a total of 22 images, plus materials lists and instructions. Images below from book. Artist/Author Lynne Rae Eaton.

Wissmach Yellow Opal Stained Glass $6.95 Opalescent glass is made with a combination of white glass and a cathedral color. The dense opal base glass uses a higher consistency of white glass, making it very opaque.

Gorgeous Glass $24.95 Due to recent developments in glass paints, artists are now able to refine the art form and produce higher quality work that appeals to a more contemporary audience. Learn these new techniques - such as reverse glass painting - that will enable you to paint on beautiful, yet functional surfaces that can be used every day in the home or presented as gifts. Hundreds of clear and colorful photos break down the demonstrated painting techniques into easy-to-follow steps, ensuring success even for beginners. The techniques are easy to master, but the results are simply gorgeous.

Warm Glass $23.96 A Complete Guide to Kiln Forming Techniques Fusing - Slumping - Casting Warm Glass provides a comprehensive look at some of the most popular techniques in glass art. With lavish illustrations and full color photography, the processes involving kiln-firing are explained. From fusing and slumping to casting and pate de verre, everything is covered--complete with corresponding graphs on firing cycles and information on the various types of glass, their compatibility, and their behaviors during firing. Invaluable tips tell how to avoid unexpected and unwanted effects, and also how to create a range of different results and finishes. Close-up pictures show each step in the process being carried out (see sample images below), and breathtaking photos display an inspirational gallery of finished works. A brief historical overview of glassmaking provides useful background information. Projects and close-ups of techniques in the additional images are from the book.

Making Stained Glass Boxes $17.56 Complete With Patterns Fully illustrated descriptions and step-by-step instructions on techniques to make a variety of beautiful and practical stained glass boxes. Learn how to assemble corners, attach hinges and lids, work with mirrored glass, create shelves and compartments, add feet and more. Also includes detailed information for the beginner or more experienced glass artist on selecting glass and then cutting, shaping, foiling and soldering your glass. Features close-up images and a Stained Glass Box Gallery. Clear textured box by Rainbow Vision Stained Glass.

Glass Whirls $19.96 Features twelve patterns for 3-dimensional stained glass hanging sculptures of fluttering butterflies and chirping birds. This book contains detailed instructions, beautiful color photos, and plenty of helpful illustrations too. Projects below from book by artist and author Deborah Aubin.

Omni-directional Glass Stops $11.95 Make glass working easier with Omni-Directional Glass Stops. Plug in modules act as stops to keep your glass in place. For precision alignment use with Waffle Grids (item 5425). Pack of 2.

Glass Mosaic Tools Kit $49.95 Our favorite tools for glass. Works well for stained glass, mirror, and glass tiles. Use the glass cutter and running pliers to cut out shapes. The nippers are an excellent time-save tool for nipping small pieces to fill in backgrounds. See features for details.

Wissmach Clear Stained Glass $5.95 Clarity, Economy An economical way to stock up on basic clear glass. Compatible with all 90 COE glass by all manufacturers. 90 COE.

Glass Head Pins $4.95 Glass headed pins are best for assembling lamps on forms. Use for securing glass while soldering. Includes 40 pins per wheel.

Spectrum Black Stained Glass $8.95 Solid color opaques have low light transmission, making this glass an excellent choice for the main body of your glass work. This glass is also great for fusing, with a 96 COE. Slump it alone, or easily fuse it with other System 96 glass. For UPS shipping 24 x 24 glass is cut to two 12 x 24 pieces. For a creative project idea, click on View User Manual to download the free project guide. Wild Life Bowl created by artist Carmen Reynolds. Image courtesy of Spectrum Glass.

Uroboros Clear Iridized Stained Glass $20.25 Best Selling Glass No Fuser Should be Without Enjoy a colorful, shimmering effect with iridized glass. 90 COE. This glass is also excellent for stained glass and mosaic projects. Transparent glass, also called cathedral, lets in plenty of light. Project below by Dan and Eve King-Lehman. From Contemporary Warm Glass 6814.

Uroboros Peacock Transparent Stained Glass $13.55 Best Selling Glass No Fuser Should be Without Handroll transparent glass is smooth on both sides. 90 COE. This glass is also excellent for stained glass and mosaic projects. Transparent glass, also called cathedral, lets in plenty of light. Project below by Dan and Eve King-Lehman. From Contemporary Warm Glass 6814.

Glass Angels $9 Everyone needs an angel to watch over them, and you can make it possible with this exciting book. With over 100 fast and easy angel designs for virtually every occasion, you can really get creative and customized. Several designs use bevels and glass jewels, as well as birthstones, beaded halos and charms. Hang them from your window, add a magnet and put in your kitchen, or give them to someone you love. You can even add them to gift wrap to make presents extra special.

Spectrum Artique Glass Pack $57.95 Make a bold statement with this affordable antique reproduction glass from Spectrum. Similar to Semi Antique, this beautiful glass has the look of antique at a much lower price. Pack contains 10 pieces of Artique glass that measure about 8 x 12. All glass is clearly marked with item numbers for easy reordering. There are no extra boxing charges for glass packs. Photo is one example. Actual glass may vary from photo. Balloon project below from 30 Pieces or Less book 5967 and flower project from Beginning Patterns II book 6572. Spectrum images shown above. Glass pack shown below.

Rough Rolled Glass Pack $43.95 Add sparkle and color to your next project with this pack made from Spectrum Rough Rolled glass. Features a textured sparkle of lightly hammered glass at an affordable price. Contains 10 pieces of Spectrum glass, all 8 x 12. All glass is clearly marked with item numbers for easy reordering. There are no extra boxing charges for glass packs. Photo is one example. Actual glass may vary from photo. The abstract candle cube below was created with a dichroic bevel corner as a fun accent to the richly colored rough rolled glass. Panel below from 30 Pieces or Less book 6557.

Spectrum Grape Artique Stained Glass $7.65 Artique glass is a simulated full antique glass that has its trademark linear striations mechanically scribed into the hot glass surface. Excellent quality and a much lower cost compared to traditional full antique glass.

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