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Fused Glass Jewelry…from About.com

August 1, 2010 by Cathi Milligan

I get regular newsletters from About.com about jewelry making. The topics cover all aspects of making jewelry and this one in particular is about fused glass. That’s why I’m sharing it with you. There information about cutting glass and making frit and COE’s and their importance so if you’re just starting out or are curious about glass this would be a good place to go and read up.

Along with this stuff there are a number of little jewelry projects incorporating fused glass. Now most of these tidbits are for beginners so if you have fusing experience this will be old hat but if you’re new to it and a bit curious give it a try…

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