by Jodi McRaney Rusho | Jodi's Projects, Process
If you’ve made glass art for any amount of time you know there is always a ton of scrap waiting to be processed. Add to that the complication of working in recycled glass, where your glass is rarely compatible across pieces, and what do you do with all of that...
by Jodi McRaney Rusho | Jodi's Projects, Other Recycled Glass
One of the most frequent comments during my webinars is “We love seeing what went wrong!” so, here I give you a selection of When Good Glass Goes Bad. Even people with lots of experience have failures, here are some of mine. Chip off the old block...
by Jodi McRaney Rusho | Jodi's Projects
Recently Elaine F. from Idaho generously mailed me some of her mica stash to try. I’ve wanted to use natural mica before, but haven’t had the opportunity. Mica is the name for a group of sheet silicate minerals. They are distinctive for the flat thin...
by Jodi McRaney Rusho | Bottle Glass, Jodi's Projects
So, you probably already know I love my tile saw, here’s why: Have a great weekend!
by Jodi McRaney Rusho | Float (Window) glass, Jodi's Projects
As you may have noticed, I do a lot of projects around here. It’s become a habit to photograph each step. What isn’t usual is for me to post projects that I’m only ambivalent about. However, a wise lady told me it was useful to her to read about what...
by Jodi McRaney Rusho | Float (Window) glass, Jodi's Projects
Recently, I ran out of glue chip glass and decided to learn how to make it myself. Everyone has probably heard of glue chip glass, and the process isn’t a difficult one, although it is much more work than expected. Glue chip is a process where the surface of...
