The simple answer is that it is taking glass to the point that it changes shape but does not change detail of form. [The simpler answer is that you are right.] Fusing is taking bit or shapes of glass and heating them until they more or less melt together. Sagging doesn't go…
Read the full replyI hear it talked about, but never defined.
I get the gut feeling it's laying a piece of glass over a mould, then heating in a kiln till the glass take the form of the mould. Close? Am I even spelling mould right? :-)
-- Bill Browne Excalibur
yes.
in the US, it would be mold. in the UK, it would be mould.
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And if it grows, it's moldy or mouldy...and if it spatters on the wall it's spam.
Mike
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