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OK: :oops: ](*,) Alcohol (just plain old rubbing???) Painted on the top piece of glass with nothing between the 2 pieces of glass?? Do you get any different results with any of the different colours (between or on top) or do they pretty well all fire the same way?? Have you tried brass sheets yet???...

Hey Judy: So I went to Michaels and got some Pearl Ex (Yikes!!! $50.00 here in Canada - did have my coupon so that helped). This weekend I want to give it a try. So I just mix it with glue or something and then put it between glass and fire away???? Please give me a quick how to on trying it out thi...

Hi Robin: I am just about finished my new studio and I already have some suggestions. I thought I had it all figured out but.... :roll: :roll: Here they are: - I had a centre rolling table made which is the exact height of my counters, so if I need more length, then I can just roll my table over to ...

I can, I can....
cool - what is it??

How do you guys feel about just tack fusing the stringers, etc. to the float (or even anything else not compatible to the stringers)??? Do you still think there will be stress cracks later on?? Example: BE stringers tacked fused to Spectrum glass....

I ditto doctac..... truly awesome Ron....
You make it sound sooooo easy to make - yeh right!!!!

It truly is amazing how glass can get me all emotional. As soon as I looked at the gallery pieces, my eyes teared up!!!!! Absolutely awesome.

Luv it, luv it, luv it.......
How did you give it that look of texture - was it lava cloth??
Did you do your own photography???
Good for you..... awesome

Huh..... as I don't have a proper cold working tool (wet belt sander), I have had problems with my sides caveing in a little - giving it that fluted kind of look. How did you prevent that if you didn't use a WBS??

Hey Luiza: Love it.... looks like creatures from the jungle.

Gorgeous!!!
What type of tool are you using to cold-work your pieces??? I need to buy something soon.

Hey Stella: Looks great - I love your edges.
I also want to say: good for you in posting your first project!!!! I have been fusing for 3 years now and still haven't figured out how to post a picture or even get up the nerve to post one. Congrats!!! and keep up the great work..

Paul: very COOL!!!!

Thanks so much Judy: I saw your pics and love the colours. I will also look to see what kind of foils they have even I bought a bunch from Bullseye. I also have bought a few packages of the copper wire mesh from Michaels, so I will try that with Pearl Ex too - see what happens. Anyways, thanks again...

So are you talkin' the Pearl Ex you buy at Michaels??? I just ran across it the other day. This is the first time I have heard of this. If so, I'm off to Michaels. Any other tricks with the Pearl Ex and copper or even no copper??

Thanks Cynthia: I will try and find the book by "the man".

Hey Cynthia: I would love to try a sink. Is yours based also on a 3/4" thick piece of glass??

Ahhh come on Glenda - live on the wild side. Now I'm just being selfish, but I did notice the (for now) part. Keep me posted.
PS your little dish looks awesome in my new studio.

Yeh Glenda: Please - a sink workshop......... would love it.

Hey Glenda: Hope your nice and warm (it's FREEZING here - minus 30 degrees - yikes!!! and you thought it was cold when you were here last year...) Brock: I just bought a small Paragon kiln (Caldera). Haven't used it yet - do you think I need to up my temps by around 100 degrees?? Suggestions??? Thanks