Really interesting to see your stress test. Very clever

Great explanation. Big thanks

Wow!! Love it! Awwww. So sad it cracked. 😢😢

Thanks!

All your videos are great and very informative. Thanks for sharing!

Jamaison, so wonderful! One of the most valuable lessons I have learned as a glass fuser is patience! There is no rushing, so I am not surprised that piece in total took nearly 7 days. I made Colour de Verre's box (with the lid) mold and that took me about 3 days of kiln time, but it was worth the wait! Beautiful work and great video as always. Thanks for sharing! 😉👍

Thank you Jamaison, I have also used that mold and even with one leaf, mine cracked! maybe for a different reason still not sure, I love this mold and these leaves, I hope we can figure out why its prone to cracked projects and was wondering why you didnt use the the sugar tool this time to avoid scraping zyp..... Thanks also for the tip about the lightbox on Ipad and the polarizing film pieces too - I have a studio full of mixed 90 and 96 glass and some of my labels have faded,,, so I need to do some testing! Thanks again for your videos, I am enjoying them .

Lots of firings and time product, wondering what you would sell it at? Thanks ❣️

Here's a thought. Take the feet off and refuse your bowl flat with a clear circle under it. Then re-slump it back in the mold. That would "cure" the crack. But if you'd rather try the Hxtl glue for experimental purposes, I understand that too. We've used it to glue glass into a frame for display. Afterall, it is glass "museum" glue for a reason. It does take a full 7 days or so to fully cure. Good luck!

It would be nice if you add what you are using in your description. It's easier for those of us who do not know them. Thank you!