Easy Fused Glass Jewelry Pendants — No Mold Needed

I love projects like this… all scrap, no molds, relatively easy but with HUGE impact. And in this case, I specifically made these to be sold together as pairs for sisters, mother/daughter, best friends, etc.

Glass used is various Bullseye glass, with base of French vanilla.

The vitrigraph came from a few sources:

More on the slant cabber:
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FIRING SCHEDULES:
For the two full fuses, I use this that works well for my kiln:
300-1100-30
50-1225-60 (this is the bubble squeeze portion)
600-1475-15
9999-900-60
100-600-0

Fire polish:
300-1350-10
9999-900-60
100-600-0

[lorimihelick]

Very nice, , , , love the color splash❣️😁

[paigelust]

Great job! I’ve been thinking about making pendants in this manner but wasn’t sure where to start. As usual you are about 10 steps ahead of us and do the hard part! I always learn something from your videos, thank you.

[patriciawatters]

Love that they are a pair to share with your bestie!❤❤

[CuriousEarthMan]

I enjoyed that a lot! I think the BFF pendents are a beneficial angle, both for you, and the customers. The tube bails seem to fit the style really well. Thank you!!

[jessicawarren]

I wanted you to know that I called Hi-Tech with a couple of questions about the Slant Cabber - they mentioned your modification/improvements and suggested watching your videos!! I love the idea as it was the restrictive water shield that was making me think twice about purchasing it. If I decide to go ahead with a purchase I will definitely use your link. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[treefroglyn]

Definitely fin project. Thank you for sharing. Love those tube bails!

[donnadavis]

They are beautiful. Great job playing with colors and reactions. Always enjoy your videos.

[carolynsittler]

I accidentally sent a pendent with e600 through the washer and drier. Surprise it came out unharmed. I have not had good luck with epoxy. I found it hard to get the proper mix. Nice pendants.

[judithae]

Great idea and beautiful work. You worked really hard and brought every single piece to perfection

[PairDesigns]

Beautiful colors and a brilliant idea! You never cease to amaze me! Very, very nice! ☺

[nancymckenzie]

What a wonderful idea! Love the colors and how unique each pendant looks!

[gailkops]

Super job - really great reactions and color combo! Well done you!

[Mustangs]

This video popped up in my feed and now I’m a fan and new sub. Beautiful pieces and great idea to sell as a pair.

[nickglass]

I’ve used Goop glue for bails with great success over the past 5 years or so. Most hardware stores carry it. Thanks.

[createit]

Love your video. Hoping to have more time soon to try some of them. Especially this one with reactive glass.

[patriciapeterson]

You can get E 6000 a few in a package at the dollar store. Or Joann fabrics, Michaels, Home Depot.

[christyrueda]

Great colors and use of your test panel for the commissions. Thank you again for the fire polish schedule and the tip on where to find your schedules … seems I missed that with my heart fire polish question from the last video. Ugh !! There is always a straggler in the class that needs a reminder, this time it was me. :-). BTW i have been using e6000 for over 7 years and never had any issues. I use the small tubes too.

[ninabrooks]

Hi there..love your videos..thanks for expressing such enthusiasm and love for glass fusing! Do you think you could share where you get your jewelry findings from? Thanks!!!

[wsisko]

you made cutting the pendants down after fusing the clear top look easy! I find it very difficult because of the thickness - are. you using a special glass cutter?!

[terrygarner]

Love these and all the info you provide. Also very interested in your grinder...I seem to have issues with straightness with my traditional grinder.