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Fused Glass Art

" Fused Glass Art? You bet. "


Fused Glass Art Well, now that you have learned how to make this fused glass art , what can you do with all of these fabulous pieces? Once you stop drooling over how gorgeous they are, and you already have a ton of items for yourself, friends and family, you might consider selling your items.

Larger pieces, such as plates, drapes, etc can be sold as finished products. But, you can make money on your smaller pieces of this glass art. Smaller pieces can be turned into stunning jewelry, by attaching a bail, or wire wrapping your fused glass. For a list of wire wrapping tools needed for this procedure, click here .

There are a few sites on the web where you could sell your fused pieces. Besides Ebay.com, there is Etsy.com and if you do a search there are other sites, but I don’t know how much traffic is driven to these sites. You might even want to have a jewelry party to sell some of your items. Check out the video below to see a jewelry party setup.

You want your pieces to get exposure, but you don’t want to sell them for next to nothing either. Make sure you are getting your time, knowledge, and materials covered in your cost.

Before you decide to put your items on the web to sell, you will need to take some photographs of these pieces. Check out the photographing site for some suggestions on how to photograph your pieces.

You will want to set up a photo studio that is right for you and your situation. Some of the photo studios suggested are:

Fused glass art work
  • Jug Light Tent
  • Light Tents
  • Card Board Box Photo Studio
  • Photo Box
  • Microwave Photo Studio
  • Photographing Outdoors
  • Under Water Photographing


  • Glass fusing can be an expensive craft. You can turn it around and make it a profitable investment by selling your items. Of course the income will enable you to purchase and play with more glass.

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