Red and Turquoise Fused Glass Cabochon Tutorial

Learn how to make your own fused glass cabochons for diy jewelry projects. wire wrapping, chainmaille, beading, polymer clay, and more!
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Firing Schedule:
Segment Rate Temp Hold
1 275F 1215 30min
2 50F 1250 30 min
3 275F 1330 10 min
4 350F 1500 20 min
5 Full 950 2 Hours

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[EricaEvers]

I like how you compared the before fired and after. Anybody wanting to do this now understands the shifting. So smart!

[athenaharrelson]

I love the capped-in clear effect but the other one is just as BEAUTIFUL!!

[secretsofpool]

Oh no I missed the live so so so bummed. Hope you all are doing well. Cant wait for fridays live.

[lilyrow-jillian-higgins]

I like the capped in clear. So fascinating see the process, especially the picture of before firing and after.

[lktkreations]

I like them both but I like the cab capped in clear the best! :)

[jmaxg]

Yeah, you're making more of these beautiful red and tourqoise cabs. I've been too slow in buying these. Hope I can get me some. Lol🤤🤗🥰

[pinkyharris]

Wow... super cool! I gotta get me one of these cuz turquoise and red are my fav!!! Thank you so much for sharing this process with us... I've always wondered how dichro is done!

[pattyo]

Lovin' your work, Von. Blessings!!!

[Tonia.lynn]

I definitely want to see more videos of thes!

[judithjeffers]

I liked them both. But I think I liked the capped in clear a little more.

[janicehoch]

Both are beautiful but I think I like the clear capped one a little more.

[KellyNsGrotto]

Wow sooo pretty. Dangum I missed most of the premiere. I was loving my garden. I am looking forward to getting my pieces. Cool!

[KellyNsGrotto]

Weee!!!! I really really like these and am stoked to get some.

[vickiemooty]

Unfortunately I missed the live tutorial. I love the one without the clear, reminds me of stone.

[mrs.stefonmeyers]

I didn't know you did glasswork! I have a few questions because I would like to start in the future: for fused glass pieces, how much would a beginner setup cost? Kiln, molds, and other tools. And how much would a piece sell? I would love to see more advice for beginners on this channel.

[tricia]

Hi Yvonne. Have you ever tried fusing glass to simulate the aurora borealis? Could that be done?

[sarasjunkdrawer]

Absolutely beautiful! I love those colours and I would love to be able to afford the shipping, but alas I can not 🥺
Maybe when this apocalypse is over it will come down.

Ps, would love to see more of the purple/blue mixed in with it too 😉 x