WHEATON VILLAGE "Stained and Fused Glass".
The fused glass was the project's biggest challenge.
Mr. Kremer specializes in fused glass, which he makes in his basement studio.
THE declining dollar spurred Peggy Karr Glass to exhibit its handmade fused glass products at a spring trade show in London.
Translucent, opaque and fritted, or fused, glass combines with reflections in surfaces that shimmer with the seductive concealment of striptease.
2. The fused glass Seder plate, made in Israel, is $85 at the Jewish Museum Shop, 1109 Fifth Avenue, (212) 423-3211 or www.thejewishmuseum.org.org
Don't miss the Cabinet of Curiosities, with such weird and wonderful items as a Hiroshima fused glass bottle, a Scold's Bridle and an arm bone of a Bristol rioter (1831) carved with a human face!
Scarpa's genius was in fusing glass's inherent unpredictability with a Palladian rationality: even when submerging urns in acid to roughen their surfaces, he drew plans like the architect he would become, down to the elevations.
Lieutenant Aldrich has the name of Ryan Kohart, a high school friend from Garden City who died in the trade center while working as a bond trader for Cantor Fitzgerald, penned inside his helmet, and he persuaded fellow officers to bring a block of fused glass and steel to Kabul when they were sent here in July.
— A dozen 9-year-old girls in jelly-bean-colored bathing suits were learning the crawl at Lake Bryn Mawr Camp one recent morning as older girls in yellow and green camp uniforms practiced soccer, fused glass in the art studio or tried out the climbing wall.
Major element compositions were determined using X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (XRF; Shimadzu XRF-1700) ofuseded glass beads at the National Center for Inter-University Research Facilities (NCIRF), Seoul National University.
