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Mastering Multi-Stage Sandcarving

Posted on December 10, 2010 by Eric Robert Posted in Blog Content 2 Comments

Q: When I’m doing sandcarving (link to info), I can do 2 stage carving, and I am trying to master the technique of multi stage. Any suggestions?

Multi-stage sandcarving a Corvette into plate glass.A: Yes, I hear you. It is a big step when moving up an additional advanced stage. It takes a lot of visualization and planning with your stencil / pattern (glassetchingsecrets.com/stencils.html), but it gets easier every time you practice. I recommend finding a scrap glass source to practice on. Try connecting with a local glass manufacturer and see if they will give you their defected glass that they throw away.  I did this and documented the process of contacting them.

Another thing about moving from a stage two to a multi stage level is- the process can take a considerable amount of time longer. To me, a two stage really isn’t hard at all but moving up to more than two can take some artistic visualization.

Update: I recently created more detailed tutorials in module 3 of the members area here. I believe it answers most people’s question and frustrations. If it doesn’t, just leave me a comment and I will explain it in more detail. Thanks
-Eric


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2 thoughts on “Mastering Multi-Stage Sandcarving”

  1. Randy says:
    December 15, 2010 at 4:59 am

    Looking forward to your tutorials on this subject and 2 stage application as well.

  2. Eric Robert says:
    December 15, 2010 at 5:31 pm

    Randy, thanks for leaving a comment. I already did post a tutorial awhile back on basic two stage sandcarving here: https://www.glassetchingsecrets.com/blog/steps-for-sandcarving-glass/

    Although its not the most detailed and clear photos. May be it will help some

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