eBooks
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$25.00Stephen Richard | Learn to understand and adapt annealing schedules for specific, novel circumstances. 94 Pages, color, 2022. Learn More -
$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. The first in the Botanic Topics series, Botanic Topics, Book 1: Plant Portraits in Glass provides step-by-step instructions on how to create beautiful portraits of plants in a variety of kilnformed projects. 110 pages, color, 2021. Learn More -
$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. The second in the Botanic Topics series, Botanic Topics, Book 2: Plant Portraits in Glass builds upon the first book in the series to provide all new step-by-step instructions on how to create beautiful portraits of plants in a variety of kilnformed projects. 106 pages, color, 2021. Learn More -
$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. Building upon the techniques taught in Strip Cut Reimagined Book 1, this companion volume demonstrates new layout strategies that can achieve increasingly unique results. 116 pages, color, 2018. Learn More -
$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. This book details how to create glass landscapes with realistic imagery and amazing details, leading readers through three unique landscape projects, each of which will hone different skills. 78 pages, color, 2018. Learn More -
$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. This second ebook in the Vitrum Light & Landscape series introduces new methods for creating glass landscapes with realistic imagery and amazing details, including highlights and shadows. 102 pages, color, 2018. Learn More -
$30.00Bob Leatherbarrow. This comprehensive guide introduces a helpful new approach to understanding and designing firing schedules. 219 pages, color, 2018. Learn More -
$20.00Karen Lise Krabbe | Learn how to use simple seaweed-derived alginate to produce an incredible application of glass that can be layered, folded, twisted, and even knotted before firing. 37 pages, color, 2024.
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$25.00Bob Leatherbarrow. This technical guide builds upon the methods covered in the popular Introduction to Kilnformed Glass Powders - Basic Crackle Texture, Micro and Backed Wafers, detailing how to make pebble, oriented, and colour-filled-vein textures. 113 pages, color, 2016.   PLEASE NOTE: Knowing how to make the basic crackle texture described in Introduction to Kilnformed Glass Powders is essential for learning the techniques detailed in Intermediate Kilnformed Glass Powders, as the latter does not review how to make the basic crackle texture. Learn More -
$25.00Bob Leatherbarrow. This technical guide provides the foundation for creating crackle texture and two versions of powder wafers (micro and backed wafers). 87 pages, color, 2015. Learn More