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It looks like it could be contamination. Did you wash both pieces of glass before you fired?

Alecia

How about going to a housewares shop and buying storage for spaghetti noddles?

Alecia

Phil,

I don't think that is the right link. It took me to a log in page.

Alecia

A wide high quality paint brush will work if you don't have a haike brush.


Alecia

I've had the same problems with the Rainbow on clear. Like Kitty, I'm not sure I'll buy it again.

I've also purchased the Rainbow on black. Haven't tried it yet, but the pieces appear flatter. I' not sure it will pose the same problems.

Alecia

Cabochon or Cab -- non-facted stone or piece of fused glass used in jewelry


In an early topic on a similar topic, Geri Comstack offered to compile a list of jewelry terms. You might want to contact her.


Alecia

Cabochon is a non-faceted stone. In terms of glass, it is a piece of fused glass that is used in jewelry.

Alecia

Most of what I know I've learned from a great teacher here in Dallas who will be opening her own studio sometime later this year. To date, she teaches in 8 week sessions, but plans on weekend workshops once she has her own set up. Send me your email and I'll make sure you get on her mailing list. Al...

Kim,

It was custom built for me by my contractor out of pvc pipe and cross fittings. I'll post a picture of it if someone will point me to the instructions for uploading photos.

Alecia

My garage/studio is about 320 sq. ft. And, yes it is full. Too full. The shelves go all the way to the ceiling. While I don't use thin fire, I do use a lot of fiber paper and buy it by the roll. I store it on a contraption that looks like a gaint toilet paper hanger that holds three rolls and hangs ...

There is a tremendous amount of information on this in the archives. I redesigned my studio for remolding and a garage enclosure last fall. I received a lot of information from the Board and there was a lot in the archives then. Since then, I've contributed what I've learned at least twice. Basciall...

neither

I just love your boxes.

Alecia

I use bed risers from Bed, Bath & Beyond to add about 14" to the height of my tables. They are very stable. The only difficulty is once you set them up, moving the table and keeping the legs in the risers can be difficult. They cost $14.95 for a set of four. I have recently seen a ad for a ...

http://www.aftosa.com They're called bump-ons.

Alecia

The soot rinses off under running water then you don't get it all over your fingers.

Alecia

Pacific Art Glass 310 516-7828


Alecia

You're right, Pacific Art Glass.

Alecia

Paul,

I like it a lot. I can see I am going to have to make the drive from Dallas to Austin to take your powder classes.

Alecia

You need to look at industrial strength exhaust fans, not the ones normally found in houses. Mine draws more than 10 times what's usual for a kitchen or bathroom fan.

I'm not sure whether Home Depot carries these fans. You can see them on http://www.grainger.com.

Alecia