Robot Invasion Video Class ~ Fused Glass and Mixed Media ~ Tattered Tutorials
Complete step by step video class combining fused glass and mixed media. This 5 hour video class will guide you through creating two adorable mixed media robots and is easily adapted to other designs.
Video details the process of sheet construction, frit application, cold work, enamel preparation, firing schedules and mixed media assembly including wire wrapping. A pdf with supply list and firing schedules is included.
A technique for all glass artists. The Robot Invasion can be easily adapted to everything from jewelry - to Christmas ornaments - to fine art.
Supply List
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Used in this video class (or pick your favorite colors!)
Bullseye Black Opal #0100 or #0101
Bullseye White Opal #0013
Bullseye Turquoise Opal #0116
Bullseye Teal Opal #0144
Black Opal Fine/Powder Frit
Black Dichro Frit (optional)
clear fingernail polish
fusemaster black, reusche (or comparable) black enamel
gum solution or gum arabic powder
small mixing jar
small point calligraphy dip pen or small detail brush
18 gauge, 20 gauge and 22 gauge sterling silver plated wire
small wire cutter
small needle nose pliers
glass glue with short drying time (eg. 5 minute epoxy)
misc pieces and parts for decorating...wing nuts, nuts and washers, beads, bead caps, lobster clasps, etc.
strip glass cutter preferred
single groove jewelry grinder bit required
glass grinder required
MKV format is available for download, VLC is a free player for both mac and pc for this file.
Safety first! Please take all appropriate cautions to avoid injury. Tattered Tutorials, the instructor, the producer, copyright owner or author assume no liability. Tutorial content is copyrighted and may not be sold, copied, or redistributed in any form to include teaching of techniques. You may use the information learned to create art for sale. When selling your creations please give credit to J Pfeffer for the process learned. We truly believe that with dedication and practice the content of this tutorial can lead to a successful outcome but due to varying skill levels it is not guaranteed.