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making slumped items from wine bottles by Marmaj40
Someone that I know had a slumped wine bottle that she bought to be used as a bowl, or dish. I am really a potter, but thought I might like to try to make one of these, but don't know a thing about it. My question is could someone tell me of books I might buy, or give me a brief instruction on...
November 5th 03 12:31 AM
by Marmaj40 Go to last post
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Staining putty by Gordon Watt
I'm restoring an old (1850's) oak window frame, and the original panes of glass were puttied in (no sprigs). While the inside rebate is large enough that no putty need show, I'm concerned that a modern putty will stand out a bit on the outside Can anyone suggest a method of staining putty to match...
November 4th 03 11:27 PM
by vic Go to last post
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Moulds by Elaine Coggins
Can any one in the group give me a recipe for making a high temperature plaster mould, also firing temp, for a slump mould for glass? -- Yours in Art Elaine. E.M.Coggins
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November 4th 03 08:52 PM
by Jerry Maske Go to last post
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More Stained Glass Butterflys by GlassManSGC
Stained Glass Angels, Butterflies, & Windows For Sale at: http://www24.brinkster.com/jlrandall Thanks for your support!!! :))
November 4th 03 02:05 PM
by Mike Aurelius Go to last post
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hand blown glass by nulllo
you want the short answer don't you? Handblown glass is made by hand and requirres a furnace set up or a special torch. there is blowing invloved in both types, but both are still considered "glassblowing". With the torch you blow into a small glass blow tube, with the furnace you blow through a...
November 4th 03 04:51 AM
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Free Sock Monkey Plans by Lenny Taylor
Just a quick note to let people know that I have plans for the original Sock Monkey and Sock Elephants made from Rockford Red Heel work socks. There's no charge (I've had the site up since 1996). They make great gifts for kids of all ages two to sixty-two! http://lennytaylor.freeyellow.com Take...
November 4th 03 04:44 AM
by nulllo Go to last post
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stained glass? by Liam Striker
How do I get my windows unstained? can I use bleach?
November 4th 03 04:43 AM
by nulllo Go to last post
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New Website... by Richard C Hornberger
Hello, This is a message on behalf of my loving mother... She has been into arts and crafts for several years and I have talked her into her own website on which she sells her custom lampwork jewelry... Please feel free to check it out and email me back with any questions you may have... Thank...
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November 3rd 03 08:34 PM
by Tink Go to last post
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Blackening Lead Came by Cactus Bob
I have never quite figured out how to get that rich black color on lead came. As the final step I have tried using a bristle brush, car buffing wheel, etc. I never got that jet black look. Maybe I used the wrong kind of brush or wimped out too soon; I don't know. Any suggestions,...
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November 3rd 03 03:11 PM
by Javahut Go to last post
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handblown art glass by patrick
If you are looking for some handblown art glass, check this out handblown in new orleans by...
November 2nd 03 10:01 PM
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Dichroic Glass anyone? by Marlene DeLugish
Does anyone know of a Southern California source for buying dichroic glass? Also looking into buying a small table top kiln to use to make jewelry ... any suggestions would be appreciated (including instructional books). Thanks! Marlene
November 2nd 03 05:46 PM
by nJb Go to last post
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Sources for clear textured glass? by Moonraker
Who are the manufacturers who make the "exotic" clear textures? What I need to match isn't one of the usual suspects from Spectrum? I'm trying to find a glass similar to Spectrum's granite, but with a closer-together pattern. Almost like the exaggerated pebbles like you'd see on the leather of...
November 2nd 03 01:38 AM
by Tallulah Go to last post
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Holland and Sage Lampworking Class by D Brock
Hi --- Any of you lampworkers ever taken a class from Holland and Sage? They'll be teaching at the Houston Bead Society show next month (where I'll be traveling on business), trying to decide whether to spend my weekend in that class. Any experiences to report? --Dave
October 31st 03 06:53 PM
by D Brock Go to last post
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Came vs Foil by Walrus
I've been reading about, but never done stained glass. One question I've had is when do you use came and when foil? What's the criteria that you use to choose which?
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October 30th 03 11:50 PM
by vic Go to last post
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Glaskolben Ornaments by xxx
Glaskolben Ornaments http://www.exploringart.com/glaskolben Just In Time for the Holiday Season! Our Glaskolben kit comes with everything you need to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind blown glass ornaments. Using a torch and Glaskolben with colored frits you will make these wonderful hand-blown...
October 30th 03 11:29 PM
by Javahut Go to last post
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What to do with a glass head by C Ryman
I have a hollow glass head from Pier 1. I was originally going to mosaic it and turn it into a table lamp. But I have been thinking (belatedly) that there is no air holes for the heat to escape. I thought about drilling holes in the top of the head but that is where the glass is thickest...
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October 30th 03 04:24 PM
by Beadseeker Go to last post
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STAINED GLASS SOFTWARE by John J. Collins III
Does anyone have a recommendation or comment regarding stained glass design software, i.e. Glasseye? I am a novice hobbyist.
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October 30th 03 11:10 AM
by suzilem Go to last post
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Beginner Tool List by Skip Summer
Would like to try stained glass. Lesson lady says tools are 180$ plus lesson cost. Seem excessive, is this within range for a beginner? What doI need? Are kits available? Any help appreciated. Skip
October 29th 03 10:32 PM
by jk Go to last post
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AD-Orlando, FL November 15-16, 2003 Florida Winter Classic Intergalactic Bead Festival by Phineas T Beadd Director National Bead Society
Florida Winter Classic Intergalactic Bead Festival Orlando, FL November 15-16, 2003 10AM - 5PM Saturday, November 15 and Sunday, November 16 Central Florida Fairgrounds - 4603 W Colonial Dr. Orlando, FL From I-4 S Exit 84 west on Colonial Dr./FL ST RT 50 3 ½ miles. From I-4 N Exit 75b north on...
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AD-Nashville, TN November 15-16, 2003 Volunteer States Intergalactic Bead Festival by Phineas T Beadd Director National Bead Society
Volunteer States Intergalactic Bead Festival Nashville, TN November 15-16, 2003 10AM - 5PM Saturday, November 15 and Sunday, November 16 - Tennessee State Fairgrounds - 500 Wedgewood Ave. Nashville, TN (Corner of Rains Ave. and Wedgewood Ave.) From I-65 Exit 81 east on Wedgewood Ave. to Rains Ave....
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