glass tiles makeing by jocko500
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I saw they was makeing glass tiles here. The people That was running this would let any one comes and sit down to do this. This is a hand on art and demo.
This person I took the shot over her shoulder never know I was there. I just walk up and as I was passing held out my hand over her shoulder and took the shot. The people that did see me looked at me in wonder but saw I did not hurm so did not say nothing.
You see the color glass rods? They take them and break off what they need and lay them on the block. They have little glass beads too to put down . the tile is about the size of dominos.
When they get the design they wish ; into the kiln it goes. The kiln is small I guess about 12 inches x 12 inches.
Anyone can do this. You can make tile for your bathroom or for your table or the kitchet counter backslash if you wish. Looks like a lot of fun. guess you can desige a new type of dominos if you wish.
What the people made; they will come back the next day and pick up the tile they made themself.
thanks for every thing.
Comments (29)
now the glass tiles is a diff shot. I came back and shot the tiles so there is two shots here. I uploaded the image a little big so you can look at the details
work is a beautiful thing - I could sit around watching others work all day +-))
I used to do this when I was young(er). You need some specific materials, available in hobbyshops, and of course, a kiln (is it?). It sure was a lot of fun, and it produces magnificent objects and jewels. Actually we used the word 'email' for it (not e-mail;-)
Beautiful work and shot...bravo!!!:o)
I've seen a lot of glasswork before on tv, etc., and this is a fantastic picture Jock. I love glasswork! V (:
beautiful work for this woman ;) and excellent capture... good day and kiss
How beautiful! Excellent shot of this most exquisite craft!
My mother used to make bead jewellery, this reminds me of her creations. ~Cheers~ :o)
Interesting work. Aloha
Cool spy photo Jock !!! ...
Wow!!!! Hard work and HOT!!! Would love to be able to do this, but afraid to 'sizzle' me~! Must agree with CDBrugg, I can watch it all day. However, someone usually wants be to do it. LOL!!!
Hey, that's neat! Looks like fun! Artistic too. Great catch, Jock!
Very cool, I love making art and crafs,cool photo's!**
Bravo for this interesting picture Jocko! Thanks for your original photo :)
Another artist engrossed in her work - and a wide variety of finished tiles to show what she's creating. Very nice!
Fantastic captures of the artist and his works. A pleasure to explore all the details. Superb!!!
yes at school we did this too one time emailjeren was it called lol, that foto over her shoulder , is a strike of genious, well done jocko. show us the whole picture pure.
Excellent Jock. Looks like a fun thing to do:)
This makeshift job produces colorful tiles ! Very nice picture ! :~)
Very interesting work here - excellent illustration.
Excellent shot Jock.....!!!!
Coooooooool! Bravo!
she creates very beautiful art, i like it a lot. fascinating images. an excellent documentation #:O)
Some very fine images you have made here Jock, and very interesting lesson about the making of these glass tiles! Very well done!
Wonderful example shots. I know it takes a brave one to take shots because I'm too shy to do it. I admire you for doing it.
Nice combo pic Jocko!! Love to see her process!!
Wonderful to see how this works! Quite a craftmanship!
Very nice looking tiles, I imagine it waould take awhile to make enough for a countertop but it sure would look cool. Great shots!
I also enjoy seeing how things are made.Each piece is unique.