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Posted by pghgrammy (pghgrammy@aol.com) on

Fri, Jul 19, 02 at 21:58

has anyone ever fired glass in a ceramic kiln,or do you know of any sites that might explain the... how to. thanks in advance

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Posted by ArtsyCraftsy (My Page) on
Mon, Jul 22, 02 at 8:18

I have never tried this but I am waiting to take a class in fusing at a local stained glass shop. If you have one nearby, you might ask them. Here is a website with some basic info on fusing & slumping glass in a kiln.

Here is a link that might be useful: fusing/slumping tutorial

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Posted by copperfish (My Page) on
Tue, Sep 17, 02 at 20:31

Hi ! I just found this forum. I love this Garden Web. It has EVERYTHING ! Anyway, I have been playing in the mud for years and years and lately I am interested in experimenting with paper clay. I have looked and looked everywhere on the internet and think I'll just be trying it out on my own. Has anyone out there tried it ? I bought a small packet from Michaels today - just to see. I'll probably being trying to make some myself. If anyone is interested, we can play about and check in now and then to see what's happening. I'm excited about it because it will be lighter and easier to work with.

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Posted by monica2001 (My Page) on
Mon, Nov 18, 02 at 19:04

If you fire paper clay in the kiln, won't it just burn up? I guess I don't understand what it is.

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