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This may be the wrong forum for this post, but I wasn't quite sure where to place it..............and since I consider myself a relative newb, figured this was as good as anywhere. Please let me know if it needs to be moved. Anyone here going to be in Vegas for the Glass Expo next week? I'll be down...

Nancy wrote:What can I say, Tracy has excellent taste...

Right back atcha, Nancy! Maybe we should call each other before we dress for the dance next year!

Happy Dance! How much fun is opening that box? Just Wow! Truly going to have to step up my game next year. Lovely work, everyone: =D> Kind of feel a bit like the girl who showed up to the dance in the same dress as someone else - after all the 'already done that' ideas I scrapped, I can't believe I ...

Melodie wrote:

Valerie Adams wrote:I just opened my box!

Don't you just love that moment when you get to dig in the box for the first time.

I'm jealous.

Absolutely GREEN with envy over here!!!!! Eeeeeeeeek! Can hardly stand the wait!

Is it silly that I woke up this morning, went out to check the kiln, and suddenly thought "Hey, I think it's sorting day!" Just newbie excitement? I simply cannot wait to see each beautiful piece and learn from everyone's experiences!

I also use the twofers and have been happy with them.

It sounds like silvadene - really good stuff, but I'm pretty sure you have to have a script to obtain it so that may not be what she was referring to.

Office Depot carries some - though I'm not sure how secure the bond would be. There is a gal who posts on a blog called Clayton Hills that makes exactly what you are describing. Perhaps she would be willing to share her supplier if you contact her.

I know this post is from a couple months back, but I wanted to dredge it up again and share some info..... I am currently taking a vitrograph class with Nathan Sandberg (formerly of BE education) at my wonderful local studio, Fusions, in Eagle, Idaho. In his initial presentation, he talks about the ...

Especially love that first piece! The BE French Vanilla/Turquoise is my current favorite selection....

How cool would that be? Would love to know if anyone has had success with this - especially since it has been years since my press has actually been used for cookies!

What a beautiful collaboration!

Beautiful, vibrant colors. Curious - if you don't mind sharing, what did you use for your base? Thanks for sharing!

Love the earthy tones! Thanks for sharing - it's great inspiration for us newbies to see what people are creating.

If you decide to go the decal paper route, I can tell you that the HP P1606dn works well. I recently purchased one specifically for a project doing sponsor awards - photographs with text on each piece. Worked quite nicely.

Someone help a newbie out? Not sure how to go about signing up - do we just send an email to the coordinator? Thanks!

DonnaG wrote:This will be my first magless (kiln issues last year) -- so I will be glad to help out.

My first as well...............I've had a great time browsing through all of the past years entries - what fun!

Doh! You are correct.........it is simply an accessory kit. That makes for an easy decision. Thanks!

I'm a relative newbie to glass craft.........quickly addicted, and quite surprised by the amount of 'investment' I've already made in tools and supplies. I noticed in a recent catalog that one retailer is currently offering the Taurus III for $379 but also has the Taurus II kit for $149. Bearing in ...

I am also relatively new to the fused glass world..........and like you, purchased the Paragon 16 Starter Kit from Bullseye, have read just about every tutorial available and also purchased the plans and built the strip cutter on the fusedglass.org site. Given your arthritis, one thing you will be p...