Some pix of the great work made by the roll-up class – where the students made a fused glass panel here at the Washington Glass School, and the following week, the class was held at DC Glass Works, where the fused panel gets…. well… rolled-up and blown into vessel shapes.
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| The rollup class gets a history of the process from Audrey Wilson |
This process gets all the benefits of fused glass— creating differing inside and outside imagery, precise color placement, and full cross-sections of color.
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| The flat fused panels get rolled up and blown. |
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| Audrey and Dave working in the DC Glassworks hotshop. |
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| This fused panel… |
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| …became this sweet vessel. |
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| Betsy Mead’s fused glass artwork transformed… |
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| …into 3-D sculpture. |
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| Tracy Benson’s fish panel flat… |
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| …now ready to hold sharks and mermaids! |
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| The blown work getting ready for the anneal cycle at the hot shop. |
A great class and a great time!