Enamels & Supplies for Creating Dimension

Looking for Enamels, Tools, and Supplies?

In the summer of 2023 I sold my retail art supplies business (Coachella Glassworks) to better focus on my artwork, and on my educational videos.

However, any materials you need for my Creating Dimension video series are still available, including enamel, tools, dams, and supplies. (Unfortunately, my custom metal stands are sold out and are no longer manufactured.)

Glass enamels are available from a variety of retailers, including Fuse Master, Milkweed Arts, and others (see below). See the first course in my Creating Dimension video series to learn more about glass enamels.

My recommended brand of glass enamel is Fuse Master EZ Fire enamels. These are available directly from Fuse Master. Also available now is a liquid (pre-mixed) version of most of these same colors, called EZ Squeezy.

To hear more about Fuse Master’s product announcements in 2026, watch this video I recorded for you:

Fuse Master is the manufacturer of both Fuse Master and Reusche enamels, and is the best/preferred source for EZ Fire enamels.

Enamel colors are available individually, and are also included in three different collections of colors that can be purchased for beginning/basic colors, landscape colors, and floral colors. These collections work well for multi-layer glass panels.

Milkweed Arts is a strong national retailer for enamels, tools, dams, and supplies.

While Milkweed Arts no longer actively sells Fuse Master enamels, they have purchased the Unique Glass Colors (UGC) product line, and can supply all your needs for UGC enamels – as well as tools and supplies. They also sell two enamel starter kits that can be used for Creating Dimension videos. These kits currently contain a mixture of Fuse Master and UGC colors, but as Fuse Master inventories are exhausted the kits will eventually contain UGC colors only.

I continue to sell and support my Creating Dimension video series – click HERE or use the button below to go to my education site: CoachellaGlassworksEDU.com.

My new series of layered glass showing topographical, geometric, and abstract designs are created with the same process I used for my original landscape series. While the subject matter has changed, the overall process is the same. Purchase the 4-course, 40 hour video series to learn everything you need to create similar work in your own studio.