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Corning is really in the middle of nowhere, on the Pennsylvania border. The closest Southwest Airline city is Buffalo. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia make a triangle with Corning. Check out maqpuest for maps and driving directions. I found an airfare to Elmira for $270 (from Portland ME). The alternat...

your tenacity is paying off! Insane, I think not!! n I even like your background material.

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[quote="Ron Coleman"][quote]“When does inspiration cross the line?â€

Can you give us a brief lowdown on the techniques you used to create this? There is a basic tutorial on our website. It's two pages so be sure and click on the continue button at the bottom of this page: http://www.emstudioglass.com/shoptour.htm E thanks for sharing your art and for the great basic...

Even though Rob's idea was my fav, we went with a re-fuse and call it done. It's still something Dave can take home and show off. I don't feel it is sturdy enough to try another slump, but as they say, "Dem's da breaks!!!!" Welcome to the world of warmglass. He was frustrated, yet happy. R...

Great melts, just the results I would wish for if I got around to doing some! Checked out your dollar; had identical results using sand. I call them "raviolis". Interesting!
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oh, to be there in person and get the knowledge, but even more, pick up evey bowl there to touch....I'm drooling!

AZ gram wrote:One example of the type of drape that I was attempting is at www.sunlightglass.com

Thanks AZ, just what I needed! It's beautiful to see all of that draped glass, now I'm inspired. One more lovely wannadoosoon. Now I can visualize Dianes' tip for 8 points too.

My collection of "learning" projects keeps growing. ... I tried my first drape over a floral former (tall) and it actually worked. (10" square placed on top of form, with 7" square on top of that) (sys 96.) The only problem is that the top, smaller square fused to the larger,bot...

Good ideas, I'll pitch these to Dave and try to advise. The edges are sharp, so thinking about straight out fuse. Thought about breaking a bit more and then fusing to another background and calling it a mosaic in the italianate 1220's style of Antoine de'La Mosaaaiecs. I think he'd go for the idea i...

re-fuse? http://webpages.charter.net/warmglass/My_Homepage_Files/Page15.html Smashed to smithereens, can this be saved? What we have here is one layer of thin be amber cathedral first layer. Second layer is wasser thin white opaque, patterened with be flowers and stringers. Fused successfully, put i...

AZ gram wrote:Where can I see/order these? I didn't realize that a mold was needed for bottles. I want to try slumpling a few wine bottles for the first time.

Not "needed", can do without. Depends if you want flat or "boat" shaped. I do both. Got my molds from Delphi.

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Nice www! liked everything you've got on the site. Really love your chasing dreams series !
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Yes. Get your $5. Then spend it on a used osterizer or other blender with sturdier and/or larger blades! I got two at thrift shops after my first one went kaput. The next was cheapie and took forever. I couldn't wait for it to wear out; I caved and went to the osterizer. Can get lots made lots faste...

<<OK, its oh-dark-thirty and the pot melts I've been looking at are 5-7 inches in diameter. Kinda big for pendants, cut them up and you loose the spetacular design elements. Slumps seem possible. Can't all be used as rondels n suncatchers??>> Actually, I wouldn't be losing the design elements if I ...

.........here's one that was in the kiln during the magless sort...... Ah, Thank you Charlie! Thats what I was trying to think about. Head is in a fog these days, I've got a student. First time teaching in warmglass. previous teaching was computer classes. Really have to wrap the brain up cause it's...

....."I'm planning to make pendants out of them--either cut to shape and firepolished, or freeform and firepolished.[/quote] OK, its oh-dark-thirty and the pot melts I've been looking at are 5-7 inches in diameter. Kinda big for pendants, cut them up and you loose the spetacular design elements...

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so then, what are you doing with these melts? After viewing some of the novel things you folks are doing with the slumped wine bottles, I'm real curious. noimagination intheAMkid Ron, would the same talc work in a shallow face mold used with frit for casting, to keep the mold material from sticking ...