Here is the third video (of three) on putting your Sizzix to use in your glass fusing. This video shows the various firings and results, using the pieces cut back in the first video, and prepped in the second video. I have shared the schedules I used for the different processes (and glass - most was 96 but there were some Bullseye firings in there too) at the end of this video. I hope the variety of projects in this series of videos has inspired you!
In case you missed part one or two in this series:
• Incorporating the Sizz...
• Incorporating the Sizz...
I have another video with info on firing mica painted pieces. In that video I share my firing schedules and noticed that I’ve had better results going to just 1385 for the top temp. I still got a full fuse, and did not lose as much of the mica color like I did in the pieces in this latest video. These latest ones were fired 100 degrees hotter and there’s definitely a difference!
You can find the previous mica video here:
• Mica Paint & Stencil P...
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