Sharing and Sherlocking
Join our September 2025 general meeting for “Sharing and Sherlocking”. This is a phrase used to describe a meeting where participants can present their work, seek feedback, and brainstorm new ideas.
*Members, log in to view this info.*Pot melts are a fascinating method for creating free-form glass art. Ever wondered how those mesmerizing, flowing glass pieces are created? Speakers Daryl Ryder and Carlyne Lynch will share:
At the June 23, 2024 General Meeting, Greta Schneider introduced the Sgraffito Powder Challenge starting July 7th. There were difficulties recording the meeting, so please find the video we showed to introduce Kelly Crosse Alge’s Sgraffito Drawing techniques at the bottom of her website home page modernancientglass.com
At this special General meeting in May 2024 Australian artist, Dr. Helen Bodycomb, shared work and her new book, Mosaicism – Thinking in Mosaic.
Read More “Mosaic Artist Dr. Helen Bodycomb”At the May 2024 General Meeting, speakers Carlyne Lynch, Rae Williamson and Greta Schneider discussed the basics of kiln carving and shared examples.
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*Members, log in to view this info.*Holiday glass ideas from the November 14th, 2021 PNWGlassGuild.org General Meeting.
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Read More “Holiday Ideas 2021”Our October 2021 General Meeting was a show and tell by artists who do lighting of various sorts. Topics ranged from freeze-fuze to solar power to LED mats to lighting hardware to 3-d printed molds.
Speakers include:
Read More “Lighting”July 18th 2021 General Meeting. The speakers in this show-and-tell style discussion were:
Read More “Reactions and Inclusions”This is a two part series with Mark Brody on part 1 and Kory Dollar on part 2.
Host Sharon Dunham and special guest Gil Reynolds demonstrate Fusion Headquarters Flexi-Glass product. Guild artists display work done with this product. Log in to view link
Read More “Flexi-Glass General Meeting”Learn to cut circles with Margie. Log in to see link
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Karen Seymour, SeymourStainedGlass.com, lead an exploration of using leaves and other organic matter to shape glass powder in fusing. Members can log in to see the video and link to the handout with firing schedule.
Read More “Fossil Vitria Play Day via Zoom”Glass blowers Andy Nichols and Charlene Fort create rollups from fused pieces by Ann Cavanaugh, Kevin Kanyo, and Vicki Green
Read More “Roll-up Video”If you are only using your pre-programmed tack firing schedule, you’re missing a lot of fun! Karen Seymour, SeymourStainedGlass.com discusses how she uses different temperatures for different effects.
Read More “Tack fusing examples”This is a multi-part set of a virtual Play Day with Enamels: parts 1 & 2 are the how to, and part 3 shows the results.
*Members, log in to view this info.* Read More “Enamel Play Day Videos”