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Step 4: I choose the glass colors I want to use for my next project. I use Bullseye Glass in multiple colors, mixed to create a glass enamel that I use to create my "Tie Dye Glass" designs. |
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Step 5: Next, I decorate each piece of glass according to the tie dye design I am trying to create. All of my glass products are created by hand, one at a time. My "Tie Dye Glass" products are unique in the art glass business. Even my teachers at Bullseye dont know how I create these fantastic designs. Ive taken many classes at the Bullseye Glass Factory in
Portland & San Francisco, read dozens of books, and spent many long
nights working with my kilns to figure out the best way to create kiln
formed, art glass products. After countless hours of research, I rediscovered some old world techniques to create my unique "Tie Dye Glass" designs. |
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