by Delynn Ellis

Managing Editor Delynn Ellis reminds us of the journey that glass artists travel, which begins with the first cut made in a piece of glass. From there, they learn how to score, break, and grind, and find projects that will eventually help to make use of the variety of leftover glass scraps. Then it’s on to fusing and many other projects, all of which can be found within the pages of Glass Patterns Quarterly.

This article was originally published on page 3 in the Summer 2013 issue of Glass Patterns Quarterly.
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