Clear glass weave

[CrazyEyeGlass]

Here is a slightly different type of glass weave:







Enjoy!

I usually work with Bullseye COE 90 glass, but this is Uroboros's lovely, sparkly, crystal clear, machine rolled glass. It cuts like a dream and is completely compatible with Bullseye.

It might be possible to use float glass to accomplish this, but it would have a blueish, greenish tinge and you'd have to guess at the annealing temperature. Best to stick with Bullseye and Uroboros!

[HSG]

Beautiful in its simplicity.

[GlassKicker]

Lovely work - I especially like the gentle slump you've used with this piece and I have a soft spot for work in colorless glass.  Is this BE Tekta or float glass?  I've been a bit reluctant to work with recycled float....

[kaz814]

Oh wow, this is beautiful.

[scrappingistherapy]

That's so pretty!!  I don't do any glass work, but I love looking at what everyone else is doing.

Pam

[Crafty.Canadian]

I've not seen anything like this! (Mind you, I'm no glass aficionado.) It looks like slightly melted icicles to me... which may be why I want to lick it... wait, that's weird.  It looks beautiful.

[indigo_roses]

It looks like slightly melted icicles to me...

I thought so too! Very lovely.

[CrazyEyeGlass]

I usually work with Bullseye COE 90 glass, but this is Uroboros's lovely, sparkly, crystal clear, machine rolled glass. It cuts like a dream and is completely compatible with Bullseye.

It might be possible to use float glass to accomplish this, but it would have a blueish, greenish tinge and you'd have to guess at the annealing temperature. Best to stick with Bullseye and Uroboros!

Thanks!

[Onyxnox]

I love the simplicity of it - pinned!

[Calabaza]

Wow!  So cool!