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I used a small ss cup, ground off the rolled edge and made the edge as thin as possible then put it over a small clay pot. Pressed down hard to make sure it did not come off, kw it all and presto had a set to fill the kiln and make draped vases. You could do the same with a tall ss cocktail shaker a...

Cynthia: Your stories sound interesting. Are they on your blog? Would love to read them. Georgia

Jim: I see the re-bar but do not know what the mesh is. Is it SS? If so where do you purchase it? Thanks, Georgia

It sounds like you are cutting at an angle or cutting a lot of textured glass. There is a stick...it is about 8" long x3/4x1", I cann't remember the name of it I've had it for so long. After cutting you run it along the edges and it knocks off all the razor bevels and point spurs. I use it...

Immerman of Clear Water Glass Studio uses hardware cloth (Rabbit cage wire) for his wire melts. Isn't that galvanized? Georgia

Many years ago when I first started stained glass, I glued a panel into the grooved out area of a wooden door, per instructions of teacher. Well, or course a piece broke and the panel had to be removed. I wrote to e-6000 and asked how. They sent me a list in order from weak to strong. I think I fina...

http://www.warmglass.org/participants.html Click on the numbers before each line to see a photo of the magnets. I'll also be putting the "how they were made" info online in the next few da ys. I feel like a real nag, but have not found the "how they were made" info. Maybe I'm lo...

I am looking for pictures of the last magnet exchange. Can not find it please help.
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