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Category Archives: Recycling
Reduce Waste – Make Danglers!
Glass manufacturer and our use of glass in kilns consume a lot of energy so perhaps our craft is far from ideal if we want to claim that we are “green” and want to “save the planet”. So, as the … Continue reading
Posted in Bubbles, High temperature wire, Money-saving ideas, Recycling
Tagged Money-saving ideas, Recycle
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Shake Your Globs
If my early chattering about making globs from scraps of ordinary stained glass in Recycling Scraps of Stained Glass and with fusing glass at Waste Not Want Not have inspired you to make your own then maybe today’s blog will be of … Continue reading
Repairing a Broken Mould
Today’s chatter describes an attempt to repair a broken ceramic mould so that it can be brought back into useful service. The repair process takes time and patience but it might help you salvage a expensive broken clay mould. If … Continue reading
Posted in Experiment, Microwave kiln, Money-saving ideas, Mould, Recycling, Repair
Tagged Experiment, Microwave kiln, Money-saving ideas, Mould, Recycle, Recycling, Repair
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Use Your Glass Grinder Waste!
For many years I have been accumulating dried glass grinder waste in huge pickle jars with no clear idea about what to do with it. But now I have. But what do you do with the sloppy mess in your … Continue reading
Posted in CMC, Drilling holes, Experiment, Frit, Melting Glass, Microwave kiln, Money-saving ideas, Recycling, Tylo
Tagged Experiment, Faux rock, fusing glass, glass, Grinder waste, hold, Microwave kiln, Recycle, Recycling, Scrap glass, Stained Glass
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Waste Not Want Not
I’ve previously chattered about recycling pieces of stained glass that have become too small to be used in future projects. This time I take the idea a step further and apply it to ridiculously tiny shards of fusing glass. What … Continue reading
Posted in Microwave kiln, Money-saving ideas, Recycling
Tagged fusing glass, globs. microwave kiln, Recycle, shards
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Useful Without Match
Do you throw away used matches or do you recycle them? I save used matches and snip off the burned ends. The resulting wooden sticks have many uses, not only relating to glass crafts. For fused glass work they’re a … Continue reading
Recycling Scraps of Stained Glass
You know how it is. No matter how hard you try, you always end up with an ever-increasing collection of scraps of stained glass that are too small to use in your projects. You’re reluctant to throw away the scraps … Continue reading
Posted in Microwave kiln, Money-saving ideas, Recycling
Tagged Globs, Microwave kiln, Recycle, Recycling, Scrap glass
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