Glass Clay

   Spending winter days with some creative ladies trying out glass clay.  It is definitely different than other "clays” we’ve worked with.  The four of us approached it at different angles so to speak. It is easier to use a flexible mold than to hand form. I preferred a paintbrush to load the clay where I wanted it, working the front of a finished piece to the back.  The mold is then placed in the freezer for a bit so it holds together when removing from the mold. It is then dried. It is very fragile at this point. I was able to paint more touches when dry. Afterwards it is then fired in the kiln.  Pictures show before and after firing.