Author: Alison Foshee
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Aventurine Bronze Palette Power
Layer Aventurine Bronze 001149 to create a sumptuously sparkled palette! If you love the warm dark sparkle of Aventurine Bronze, try combining it with any number of other styles to…
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Suggested Slumping Schedules
Fahrenheit and Celsius These slumping schedules have been collected over years of experience at Bullseye’s Research & Education studios. Note that the schedules are intended as a starting point. Many…
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Inventory Worksheet
For the record Keep track of your glass and know when it’s time to restock with this inventory worksheet.
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Kilnforming Project Notes
All the little details Get organized. Keep valuable records on your kilnforming projects, using forms designed by Bullseye technicians. The three-hole-punch format fits standard binders.
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Fusible Glass Bails 7850
No wire or drilling needed to hang jewelry and ornaments! 3 mm Base Glass Project Instructions Use a 2-firing process when using a 3 mm base glass design. Test first…
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Quick Tip: A Riot of Effects
Simple Layup + Reactions = A Riot of Effects What’s Going On In This Glass? Our piece may look complex, but the colorful effects resulted from just allowing and preventing…
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Quick Tip: Alchemy Metallic Palette
Create gold & bronze hues by capping Silver Foil with Bullseye’s Alchemy Clear styles. Design Place silver foil elements on a base of 3 mm Tekta Clear. Make the top…
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Quick Tip: Circles From Squares
Create round cabochons from squares by using the 6 mm rule! The Stack Top (6 mm): A “lensing” layer of Clear. This layer will stretch considerably. Middle (3–4 mm): This…
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Quick Tip: Color Line Dot Bowls
Make these sweet dotted bowls with Color Line Paints and the simplest of tools! To get started, layer two 4.75˝ circles of colorful 3 mm sheet combinations and fire to…
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Quick Tip: Fibonacci Fade Plate
Combine mathematics and metallics to create this handsome design! What is the Fibonacci Sequence? The Fibonacci sequence is a numbering system found in nature, from flower petals and pinecones to…
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Quick Tip: Fine Lines
Candle-bent Fine Line Stringers bring a lean line quality to this Mid-Century inspired design. Bend the Stringer Holding the stringer with thumbs and forefingers, place the spot you want to…
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Quick Tip: Fix Surface Flaws
The growth of crystals on glass, aka, devitrification, aka, devit, is not that common or easy to create. But, if devit does appear on your fired glass, there are several…