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The basics are the same with fusing as with traditional stained glass. 

You start with a basic shape, break it down into specific design elements and cut separate pieces.  They can be stacked several layers high.  Here, the pieces are partially cut.
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All the pieces are cut in this photo.
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In fusing, the piece is heated at up to 1450 degrees and slowly cooled.  This takes most of a day.  The piece will now be about 1/4" thick.
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The final step is to heat the piece again, over a mold, to 1200 - 1240 degrees or so. Gravity takes over and the glass relaxes into its new shape.
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  • Welcome to my Website
  • Sculptures
  • Lighting
  • Vases, Vessels, and Bowls
  • House Plaques
  • How it's Made
  • Early Work
  • Find me at....
  • Awards and Recognition
  • Student Work