While the small pieces you pull in your Vitrigraph Workshop usually stay quite intact, the larger cane and coils you may pull contain a lot of internal stress until they are fused in a finished artwork. To increase the stability of your pieces so they are less likely to break as you use them in your design process, we recommend annealing.
If you have your own kiln at home you can do this yourself with your finished vitrigraph pull - or buy this add-on service and Evelyn will do it for you in a batch run of her kiln at her proven annealing firing schedule.
While the small pieces you pull in your Vitrigraph Workshop usually stay quite intact, the larger cane and coils you may pull contain a lot of internal stress until they are fused in a finished artwork. To increase the stability of your pieces so they are less likely to break as you use them in your design process, we recommend annealing.
If you have your own kiln at home you can do this yourself with your finished vitrigraph pull - or buy this add-on service and Evelyn will do it for you in a batch run of her kiln at her proven annealing firing schedule.
