Glass Fusion Studios of Vermont: Recent Comments

Comment on Time once again

2009-11-10T21:37:57Z

Hi Lucy,

I have wooden crates I store all my glass, I have sheets of glass that are 2’ x 4’, 2’ x 2’, etc and the crates hold the glass nicely. I have smaller crates for smaller pieces.

I hope this helps

Joe

Comment on Time once again

2009-11-05T23:48:37Z

what do you use for shelves to store glass. I'm trying to build a shop in my basement and open for ideas

Comment on New Work

2008-07-17T11:59:24Z

Hi, yes I remember you both...sorry for the delay...

The only retail place close to us in Cambridge is Deluge Glass, in downtown Cambridge, NY.

Other than that I would just check the yellow pages for the Albany area for Retail Stained Glass
shops...I would call them though to make sure they are still in business as I know at 3 of them
have closed.

Hope this helps.

Joe

Comment on New Work

2008-06-23T20:23:03Z

Hi Joe...
My husband and I met you last year. We did a lot of glass before moving to Bennington. We've been out of it for a year or so and are looking to get back to doing glass. Any suggestions on supply shops in the Pittsfield/Albany area? I hate to buy glass on line. Its hard to get just the right piece online.

Comment on Work is Progressing

2008-02-22T12:24:29Z

Hi,

Well, I own two kilns, one small and one a bit larger, each from different manufacturers.

Try the websites of;

Paragon Kilns
Evenheat Kilns

Or if you might try www.craigslist.com for a used kiln.

I hope this helps you.

Joe

Comment on Work is Progressing

2008-02-18T21:16:08Z

Joe,
I'm in search of a fairly good size casting kiln, new or used. Know of a good source? Which mfg. could you recommend?

Comment on My new Stained Glass Transom

2007-03-19T21:45:11Z

Wow!!! That looks Great!!! You are quite the artist! Keep it up! ;-)

Comment on Glass Fusion Studios Gallery

2006-12-28T13:26:41Z

I took the beginners class when Joe was in Baltimore. I have not stopped doing stained glass since. It is a great hobby and Joe was a great techer. I really miss his studio here. I would reccomend if you have ever considered making stained glass to take the class, it is a lot of fun and Joe makes even the most hesitant student feel confident and proud of their work.