Copper enameling is the process of applying glass enamel/powder to copper metal.  It is then fired at temperatures of 1450 – 1650 degrees in an enameling kiln to permanently bond the enamel to the copper. Glass when heated in a kiln, allows the glass to soften, with continued heat it will become more fluid and will flow together to create fused glass. Sometimes this is referred to as “Slumping”.

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We meet at the Beardsley Recreation Center.