Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Slumpfest Project 2: Stamping Glass


Mixing stamping medium and high fire enamel


Erica Biery demonstrated her glass stamping technique for us on the second part of day 1 at SlumpFest. It is a fairly straight forward technique, but has some great looking results.

The steps are listed under each picture. Once you have stamped your piece it remains liquid. You could gently rub mica on it, or if you don't like the way it came out you can spray on 91% rubbing alcohol to clean off your glass. When you are ready to make your stamp permanent use the following schedule.

Segment
Ramp
Temp
Hold
1
9999°
1300°
1

Once finished be sure to clean up all tools with the rubbing alcohol, you can then let the equipment soak in soapy water for a bit before drying everything off.

Leftover stamping enamel, because it remains liquid, can be saved for future use.
Add lavender oil


Apply to rubber stamp with brayer


Press stamp on glass and pull off carefully


You can also place a sticker on the glass and dab the enamel over it with a makeup sponge


Peel off sticker carefully and you have a reverse stamp

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