We built a new workshop in Molalla OR. The gas and oxygen are in the room. We need help getting the gas to the workbench and hooking up the torches. We’re happy to pay for the work. We are really trying to find a person that’s familiar with glass artists torches. We have the torches and much of the materials needed for the work. Thanks for your consideration.
jab1563@yahoo.com
Hello,
My name is Mason, I am an artist (oil painting mostly) in Portland, Oregon. I am looking for an experienced mold maker to help me make a mold and then cast (in glass) a wicker basket and several other components of a still life sculpture.
Please contact me through the contact page on my website: http://www.masonpott.com/contacthttp://www.masonpott.com/contact
or directly at studio@masonpott.com
I would be happy to chat and provide more details to anyone who thinks they can effectively collaborate on this with me. Thanks so much!
-Mason
Hello:
I redid a home in Portland Oregon and saved 4 pieces I believe may be Carol’s art; three sconces and one chandelier. They are lovely and I would appreciate if I could verify it is her art. If not, some direction to keep sleuthing:)
Thank you. Kevin
I’m looking for an artist to help me create a glass slump of my torso while pregnant. I’m in Portland, Oregon, willing to do a little travel.
My mom had an artist friend who took a plaster cast of my mom’s torso while 8 months pregnant with me and created a “glass slump” from the piece by laying a sheet of glass over the mold in a kiln. I would love to recreate it for myself. Unfortunately, we’ve not been sccessful in contacting the original artist.
I have photos to share with someone who’s interested in the project. I’m capable of creating the original mold myself, but I’m unsure of the necessities of creating a mold that would be glass and kiln worthy for the final step, and of course would need somone who could execute the final steps!
Please text or email Ariel at 509.592.8690 or arieljwg@gmail.com. “Subject: GLASS SLUMP” will be sure to get my attention!
Thank you!
A church in Oregon city Oregon has two windows that need repaired. Please contact Terry Misley 5037478096 thegipp63@gmail.com
Hello!
I am looking for someone to help me source and repair glass for the light fixture shown in the image attached. Do you know of anyone that could help me with this? Feel free to give my office a call at 503-226-2206. Portland
Thanks,
Suzanne Bader
Hello, my name is Dan, I own a building in Spokane where I want to facilitate a hot shop for glass blowing. I’m looking for someone that is interested in putting together and running a hot shop with the ultimate goal of promoting the art and teaching classes.
3038 East Trent Ave, Spokane,WA 99202 dan@reliasales.com
I am looking for someone to repair this sentimental piece for me. I live in Salem, OR but can easily travel if necessary. Please let me know if you could do this work for me.
Lisa Wilson
541-408-1151
I am looking for a used flat lap grinder or at least be able to pay a fee to use someone’s.
Hi there. I am hoping someone could repair a pendant lamp. It fell on a stone floor and broke on the rounded side. . I am in the Portland area and hope someone would be close by to do this repair. My email is star221sher@gmail.com…Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much..
*Star
I am looking for someone who specializes in coe 96 flame work, who is interested in creating a few calla lillies that I can tack fuse to my project…similar to the attached photo. I would prefer to pay with PayPal. I believe the lilly is 1 1/2 – 2 ” tall. My name is Cathy ..email address is cathysabasketcase@yahoo.com.
Thank you for any info you can provide for me concerning this matter
Hello, I am looking to melt down 2 Champagne glasses into a circle or another shape if possible. carrollmec@gmail.com
Hello Guild Members
I got a referral to your guild by Bullseye Glass. I have an interesting problem to solve.
I collect and sell mid century European and American ceramics. One of my favorite pieces is a 1950s Italian piece by Bitossi Ceramiche. The decor of the vase is called fritte, since glass has been added to the ceramic during firing. This is one of the earliest examples of fritte by Bitossi. The glass is rough, with uneven surfaces, bubbles and craquelle; that is part of its charm. Within each color square, the glass sometimes has mixtures of color and opacity. In one of the yellow squares, I believe a piece has cracked so completely as to have fallen out. This happened years ago and was crudely filled with painted plaster; I have removed that repair. I would be interested in having someone look at this vase and give an opinion on what it anything can be done to sensitively repair the glass. Luckily, the glass has so much variation, it makes it easier to match. My only idea so far would be to do a casting mold of the cavity and cast a piece of glass to fit, but I don’t know if that is possible. I would also be interested in working with someone to make the casting.
The vase is 14.5″ high and the cavity is 5/16″ in diameter. In the attached photo, the round cavity is at the center top of the right photo, in a yellow square.
Thanks so much for your time and consideration.
George Vogt, Portland, Oregon, vogt321@gmail.com
Looking for repair of this piece. The broken glass is 5’ across. East Portland area Oregon.
Thanks
Nicole
njergov@yahoo.com
503-348-4657
Hello there!
My name is Alycia Helbling and I am a middle school art teacher at Leslie Middle School in Salem, Oregon. A fellow teacher told me about this group and how to ask for any support that might be available. Any donations of glass or glass supplies, for stained glass,would be greatly appreciated! My email is helbling_alycia@salkeiz.k12.or.us. I am happy to come and pick up stuff. Thank you!
-Alycia Helbling
I received this request from Eric Freund and Jackie Young ericfreund01@gmail.com: “One of our prized plates was unfortunately broken beyond repair. We were wondering if we could work with you in creating a plate similar to the one we lost. ” I do not do sandblasted etching but was hoping someone in the guild might be interested in talking to them about this project….or may know a glass artist who is not in the guild but does this type of work. The design is two iris stems on a 16 inch clear plate….not just etched flat/matte but lightly carved and very well done. If the photo I have is too large to post here Eric can email you a photo directly. They are located in West Linn, OR. and his email is attached to this post. Thanks! -Greta Schneider
I received this request from Eric Freund and Jackie Young ericfreund01@gmail.com: “One of our prized plates was unfortunately broken beyond repair. We were wondering if we could work with you in creating a plate similar to the one we lost. ” I do not do sandblasted etching but was hoping someone in the guild might be interested in talking to them about this project….or may know a glass artist who is not in the guild but does this type of work. The design is two iris stems on a 16 inch clear plate….not just etched flat/matte but lightly carved and very well done. If the photo I have is too large to post here Eric can email you a photo directly. They are located in West Linn, OR. and his email is attached to this post. Thanks! -Greta Schneider
We need the middle pain in our door to be replaced. We’re in NE Portland.
contact Murray at circlemurray@gmail.com