Fusing and/or kiln forming glass are techniques
by which designs are shaped from compatible
COE type sheets of glass and other forms of
glass stock. Depending on the design, the glass
is cut, shaped and assembled, then fired in a kiln
at temperatures from 1300 to 1500 degrees
Fahrenheit. At these temperatures, glass pieces
fuse to form a single layer of glass.

For the types of pieces we produce, the fusing
and annealing process takes 12 to 18 hours.  
Annealing is a specific step-down firing program
used to achieve strength and durability to the
finished piece.  Annealing must be done every
time the glass is heated to high temperatures.
What is kiln formed glass and
how is it made?

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2009
Our show dates will be
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April 18th
Bellaire Artisan Festival
Paseo Park
Bellaire, TX

April 25th
Market Street-The Woodlands
Fine Arts Festival Spring Show
9595 Six Pines Drive
The Woodlands, TX  77380

New Show Date
May 9th
3rd Annual
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Elizabeth Baldwin Park
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Galveston Island, TX
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Subsequent firings are required to
shape the piece to the desired final
product.   The slumping and
annealing process requires an
additional 10-18 hours in the kiln.   
Our finished pieces will ultimately
spend a total of 24-36 hours in the
kiln.
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