Glass Waterfalls - Video Tutorial & E-Book

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$75

This tutorial includes both a full eBook and step-by-step video, walking you through the Glascade technique from start to finish.

Inside, you’ll learn how to build and balance a cantilevered glass structure that stretches, flows, and “freezes” into a waterfall form inside the kiln. The focus is on understanding how to work with gravity and heat - not against it.

We cover everything from:

  • Materials and setup
  • Determining strip thickness and structure height
  • Cutting and organizing your glass
  • Building and balancing the stack
  • Kiln setup and support systems
  • Firing, monitoring, and controlling the final form
  • Troubleshooting thickness, tension, and cracking

This isn’t just a set of instructions - it’s a way of approaching glass as a fluid material, capturing the moment between movement and stillness.


What Happens After Purchase

Once your purchase is complete, you’ll receive two emails:

  • Order Confirmation - your receipt and purchase details
  • Access Email - this is where your tutorial lives

The access email will include:

  • A link to view the eBook and video online
  • A link to download the files for offline use

If you don’t see the access email right away, be sure to check your spam or promotions folder.

Customer Reviews

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Terry Goldberg
Waterfalls

I love the Glass Waterfalls, video and tutorial. The book shows and gives you the information to create this beauty. It is fascinating the way this technique makes the glass come alive. This video has a beautiful ending!

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Julie Wilson
It made a beautiful waterfall.

The only thing I questioned was holding at 1000 degrees, and as well as maybe slowing the overall ramp down some.

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Jane Kennedy
Excellent

Excellent tutorial, with easy to follow guide. I made my first waterfall drop without a hitch.

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Chris T Lougheed
Great tutorial

So far I’ve made one waterfall and it turned out great, I’m looking forward to making more!

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Teresa Lawler
Inspiring!

I love this technique. Finally able to make a 3-D glass piece. I live but the ocean and made my A WAVE. Thank you for your creativity and sharing.

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