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UPDATED 06/29/2009

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Glass Art Magazine July / August Issue
In this issue: "The Nature of Glass" Troy Moody reflects on Dale Chihuly's exhibition at the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix AZ. Jancik Arts International: Cruising through Multi-faceted, High-end Commissions Last year Jancik Arts International (JAI) Ocala, Florida/Clayton, Georgia, created numerous glass windows, ceilings and domes for the cruise ship, The Ruby Princess. Is Your ROI in a Recession? Getting every penny out of your ROI (Return on Investment) is critical during a downturn in the economy. Casting Article Part XIV: Making a Secondary Mold Milon Townsend demonstrates this remarkably useful concept. Killing the Kiln Myths: "My Brick is Damaged, so I Cannot Fire the Kiln". Green Glass: Brian Kerkvliet's Gossamer Glass and Inspiration Farm. Visit glassartmagazine.com for more information on this issue and how to subscribe.

Summer Issue of Score, #107
Evolution of the Score and upcoming changes, featured works, new fusing glasses, waterglass, black cord quilt dish, pattern of the month (available from your local retailer) View at spectrumglass.com

Summer 2009 issue of Glass Patterns Quarterly
Features techniques for painting letters and designs on glass, a Tiffany-reproduction Oriental poppy lampshade, fused projects for a plate and hummingbird feeder, and instructions for creating boxes with cast glass. You’ll also find a fabulous collection of stained glass panels including a spray of Gerber daisies in a basket, a bevel-enhanced geometric inspired by a collection of seventeenth century designs, a panel with a free-form stained-glass-and gem interior, and a swirling flamenco dancer. There’s also a beginner project that doesn’t require any glass cutting and tips for starting and maintaining a glass club. Complete four-color, step-by-step instructions, patterns, and tips walk you through each process for projects that fit every level of crafting expertise. Also check this issue for our regular features on New Products, New Books and Patterns, What’s Hot, and full-size patterns available only from GPQ. To subscribe, call 1‑800‑719‑0769 or visit www.GlassPatterns.com.

Summer issue of The Flow
This great issue includes highlights of the 2009 Sonoran Glass Art Academy Flame Off and Pino Signoretto’s recent trip to Eugene Glass School, plus fascinating articles featuring the importance of glass artists sharing their techniques with one another and a Glasscaster interview with Henry Halem on the intricacies of the COEs of various glasses. You’ll find a pâte de verre floral project from Serena Smith, tips from Mollie Valente for recycling wonky beads, knob press ideas from Lori Bergmann, tips for decorating beads with Dicro Slide from Lisa Blanchard, an aquatic design paperwright from Dellene Peralta, and a female figurine ornament from Tara Murray. Margaret Zinser and JC Herrell continue their series on unique uses for enamels, and Milon Townsend continues his new series on the ins and outs of casting glass. There’s also a great introduction to the first ever International Hot Glass Invitational and an introduction to several up-and-coming flameworking artists. And you won’t want to miss our regular What’s Hot section featuring all of the latest and greatest products to enhance your flameworking experience. To subscribe, call 1-800-719-0769 or visit theflowmagazine.com.

New Glass and Stained Glass Products

Inland 8" Flat Lap MachineFrom Inland Craft-
SwapTop 8" Flat Lap - Whether you're beadmaking, fusing or blowing glass, there are cold working opportunities to turn your good pieces into great pieces and your great pieces into show stoppers. The 8" Flat Lap comes complete with everything you should need to grind and polish your next piece, including 4 8" diamond laps. Information at www.inlandcraft.com and don't forget to sign up for our newsletters so you can stay in touch and up to date on all our products and services.

Wissmach SYSTEM 90 Fusing Glass
Compatible with all coe 90 glass on the market. Worldwide testing of the product is complete with 100% satisfaction from all distributors and artists that have put the glass through their own testing process. Clear available in 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, and 6mm thicknesses. We will soon be introducing black and white along with several other pastel colors. Pre cut shapes such as circles and pillows are now available as well, prepackaged in sets of 10 pieces per box.

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Resurrecting Tiffany
DVD documenting the restoration of a Tiffany window by Tommy Giambusco and Joe Porcelli. How-to stained glass restoration instruction and techniques.

Say it With Flowers - A collection of stained glass patterns by Christie Wood featuring some of the most popular flowers. Plus a special section of stained glass floral wreaths for all seasons. CD comes with free trial version of Glass Eye 2000.

Introduction to Lost Wax Kiln Casting - Milon Townsend Simple Secrets DVD series. Introduction to Lost Wax Kiln Casting - Multiple Methods for Casting Glass Sculptures. This DVD will open the doorway for you to successfully cast small and medium scale glass sculptures, using the lost wax process.

Glassworking DVD Set
The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass has released a two-DVD set entitled Glassworking: Processes & Properties that contains forty-three short segments illustrating a variety of glassworking techniques. The video is available through the Museum’s GlassMarket. As part of the Museum’s commitment to educational outreach, the segments can also be accessed for free on the museum’s website.

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