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Lydia:
The stoppers are really nice - how big are they? Morretti?
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Kim

Alecia:
where did you get your "roll hanger"? I will be needing one.

I have seen some cutting tables covered with small nap carpet. How many of you use this type of system? how well does it work?

Thanks
Kim

Robin: How wonderful! We are also in the stages of desiging a new studio and my husband and son get a 2 car garage to play in. Must haves for me are #1. running water. #2. I plan on electrical outlets everywhere - I was thinking every 4 feet (we will see what hubby says about that) #3. large windows...

I use a air spray gun. You can get them at any "hobby" store from inexpensive to expensive.
Kim

Liam:
The gecko does look real cloudy. I stick with moretti for my torch work - although I have heard that Lucisa clear (excuse spelling) works really well
Kim

Amy:
I can't wait to see this piece

Ron:
You continue to blow me away. I would love to take a class from you. Come on down to Sunny Florida!! Really beautiful work
Kim

Thanks Tom, will give them a call also
Kim

Kaye:
you fire the decals on the glass? I have yet to see glass with decals. Sounds interesting.
Kim

I have seen "hanging blown ornaments" that say they are made from volcanic ash. Do not know anything about it - but have seen it.

Thank you Judy!
Kim

Judy: Great work! I have yet to use copper - but loved the heron. Did you cut him out of sheet of copper? Probably stupid question. But just trying to visualize how you got his shape. As for the mica's at Michaels (say that 3 times real fast), what temperature do you have to fire those at to mature?...

Cyndi: Your right, I just let it drop through the middle. As it hit the kiln shelf I just kept an eye on it. It is one of my favorite vases - I love the red to begin with so vibrant. I want to try some new experiments with different angles, perhaps using fiber board and cutting out an unusal shape f...

Deborah: Very difficult! We (my hubby and I) are pricing health insurance. My husband wants to take early retirement - which means the health insurance through his company will cost us more - I have contacted several companies to find something similiar - so far only one company and that was I belie...

Liam:
the link says "forbidden"
Kim

Carla:
I've seen some turned into clocks, ashtrays, cheese trays, windchimes, lamp shades etc. In my opinion glass art doesn't have to be functional. I really like dysfunctional art myself. I love eye catching glass items just sit around to make me smile
Kim

Robin: Was your mold ceramic? I have been told if you use a fiber mold and do not kiln wash it that it can "stretch" through on one side. My mold is 7" ceramic drop mold with a 3" middle hole. My glass disk was about 5" diameter. I centered it over the drop hole. I've never ...

Thank you Kaye,
Yes it is a double disk fused together then dropped using a ceramic drop ring mold on 5" post.

Cyndi:
Drop rings are really great to work with - you can do so many things with them. I used a drop ring similiar to the one shown - but, put it on 5" post and this is what I got. http://www.glassaddict.com/Passion.htm
Kim

Jackie:
Beautiful! I love the illusion of texture. I really thought you used "lava" cloth also. Wow, only 9 months! Great work!!
Kim