applying paints to the surface of the glass and then firing each piece in
the kiln to fix the paint
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fusing different pieces of glass or other elements in to one piece by firing at higher temperatures in a special kiln |
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slumping glass in to a mould resulting in areas of the glass appearing in relief.. this also requires higher temperatures |
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acid etching, quite dangerous, involving the use of strong acid to |
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staining, applying traditional yellow stain to the lower side of the glass before firing in the kiln |
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mosaics, fixing broken pieces of glass to a base glass and filling in the spaces with cement |
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sandblasting, abrazing the surface of the glass by blasting sand on to specific areas and protecting other parts with a mask |
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