01. Some Planning Needed This long platter is going to have 262 strips of glass in it, in four colors, in a complicated pattern. A diagram to help guide the placement comes in super handy. 02. Layout Almost Complete Once the first handful of rows are laid down, the...
01. Strips Cut and Arranged Like the other streaky glass projects I’ve done (one in forest green, the other in cranberry), I’ve cut 8 x 1/4″ strips and arranged them in a pattern that I found eye-catching. If you look closely, you can see that...
01. 159 Pieces of Glass In this strip-cut or on-edge project I’m using four colors: Cream, Lemon Lime, Dark Amber Tint, and Light Aquamarine. 02. The Diagram I drew some guidelines for the different colors and where they’ll go directly on the ThinFire...
01. Cut the Strips This project started with a Bullseye 3mm thick Streaky sheet of glass (002310) composed of a mix of Cranberry Pink transparent and White opalescent. I started by cutting an 8x8″ square, then cutting that into 1/4″ strips. 02. Create a...
01. Curiouser This project started life as what Bullseye Glass calls a “Curious sheet” made up of multiple colors. In this case, it’s a single sheet of 3mm thick glass made from White, Deep Forest Green, and Caramel. The result is a streaky mix that...
01. Long and Short Strips Like the other strip cut projects I’ve done, it’s important to cut the pieces precisely in order to achieve the end effect. Here are all of the Dark Amber Tint and French Vanilla pieces. You can see the scrap just off the cutting...
