This is part two of a three-video series. In this video I go through the following processes:
- Heat activating No Days Powder Wafers
- Using an adhesive vinyl stencil to apply mica paint to glass
- Using a Versamark pad to apply powdered mica
- Etching dichroic glass using the cutouts from stencils
- Screening over a stencil with powder onto glass
- Traditional Powder Wafers using stencils & powders
- Freeze and Fuze using a handmade mold cut of foam board
- Painting onto ThinFire and Papyros cutouts using Glassline paints
- Filling a flower-shaped fiber cutout (dam) with chopped cane/milifiore
Stay tuned for the third and final video in this series, planned for just after Christmas as I have a few firings to get through to complete everything. That final video will include firing schedules and a look at all finished pieces.
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Link to Part One video (Cutting the materials): https://youtu.be/jtxRFhBdQ5w
Link to No Days Powder Wafer video which includes more details and suggested firing schedules:
https://youtu.be/5pF9_oDzYq4
My video on mica painting (in that one I show mixing the same paint I used in this one): https://youtu.be/EJxZcJhWMzo