Cameo brooches and necklaces have made a comeback, and you can take part in this growing trend. Use different colored frits during casting to make the features stand out from the rest of the pendant. The dragonfly cameo's final dimensions are 2" in height and 1 1/2" in width. The cameo's final dimensions measure 1 3/4" in height and 1 1/2" in width.
To find out more about D&L Glass products go to www.dartglass.com

Using Master Artisan Weave Mold Strips to make a woven glass trayTo find out more about Master Artisan products go to www.masterartisanproducts.com

Slump your warm glass art into these new and exciting ceramic slump molds from Slumpy's...the warm glass mold company. Check out our newest ceramic molds at www.Slumpys.com

Behind the scenes tour of Coatings By Sandberg, Inc., manufacturer of Dichroic glass.

To find out more about Coatings By Sandberg products go to www.cbs-dichroic.com

CBS Dichroic Extract-Fireworks Pendant

To find out more about Coatings By Sandberg products go to www.cbs-dichroic.com

CBS Dichroic- Basic Fusing Techniques

To find out more about Coatings By Sandberg products go to www.cbs-dichroic.com

Since 1848 Covington Engineering is a leader in the manufacture of top quality lapidary and glass equipment. Our products are proudly made and assembled in the United States of America.We pride ourselves in our excellent customer service, and the superior quality and craftsmanship we put into every machine we manufacture. To find out more about Covington Engineering products go to www.covington-engineering.com

Ed Hoy's International partnered with art glass manufacturers Spectrum, Bullseye, and Uroboros to provide Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Chicagoland & Northwest Indiana (RMHC®-CNI) unique art glass in the Lobby, Meditation Room and all Guest rooms. To find out more about Ed Hoy's International products go to www.edhoy.com

Demonstration of the Evenheat Rampmaster control being programmed for glass firing using Express Mode programming. To find out more about Evenheat Kiln products go to www.evenheat-kiln.com

Walter Hellbach is a third generation glass eye maker in Lauscha, Germany. Using specialized glass tubing and rods, he creates human eyes for prosthetic use.

In this demo you'll get a "short and sweet" version of this complex and fascinating process. This is an excerpt from our newest DVD by the same name. (In "The Eyes Have It" DVD you can see the entire exciting process from beginning to end!) And while it takes years of training to make eyes for human use, you'll be able to apply the techniques you see here to your own work with great results. It all starts with white Kryolith tubing, which opacifies as it is worked. As you watch, Walter meticulously adds a variety of multicolored canes, and in just a few minutes an eye of startling realism comes into view.

Part of "The International Series" produced by Firelady Productions, this is the second DVD chronicling life in Lauscha, Germany. This historic hamlet is the birthplace of many important glass techniques, and is still the center of production for some of the finest flameworked glass in the world.

Here's looking at you!

To find out more about Firelady Productions go to www.firelady.com