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Advanced enameling techniques.

12 lesson series designed to lead a new student into the fundamental techniques of enameling. Contains a brief history on enamels and a reference bibliography on enameling. Photocopy.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 140) and index. Shows safe and effective use of abrasive and chemical etching, carving, and shading to produce a variety of decorative objects.

Sandblasting, pg. 150-156.

Appendix includes studio equipment and kilns, basic fusing (compatibility, volume control and annealing) and materials and suppliers list.

Abrasive Etching, pg. 406-461. Includes "Surface decoration on sandblasted glass," by Dan Fenton and Kathy Bradford, pg. 450-454 (non-fired colors and fired enamels); Dorothy L. Maddy, "Enamels," pg. 318-320.

Direct screenprinting, pg.42-57; screenprinted transfers, pg. 58-68; integrated glass prints. pg. 74-78; printing from an etching plate onto glass, pg. 79-83; resists for sandblasting, pg. 84-95; resists for etching glass, pg. 96-103; photography and glass, pg. 104-109; digital and laser prints, pg. 110-112.

v. 1, "Glass processes" (sandblasting) items #4, 5, 6. v. 2, "Inks, colors, pigments."

"Photopresentation on Glass," pg. 37-52. See also his article in Glass Studio, no. 37, 1982 (pg. 15+).