Something New-And It's Not A Pot Melt
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Something New-And It's Not A Pot Melt
Here's the result of something I've been messin around with the past couple of weeks. I thought about making it into a plate or a bowl but decided it displays just fine as a flat disc. Let me know what you think.
Randy
Randy
What's great about this piece is that it can be whatever the customer thinks it is.
With the recent talk about technique ownership, I don't know how much I should divulge about the process. But I figure I can share this much, it's a "wire drop". I first heard of it on this board and did some experimenting with the few facts I found here.
Randy
With the recent talk about technique ownership, I don't know how much I should divulge about the process. But I figure I can share this much, it's a "wire drop". I first heard of it on this board and did some experimenting with the few facts I found here.
Randy
http://www.warmglass.com/cgi-bin/wgarch ... read=84940
A few posts beyond the intial post in this thread is one called visual aids or the like.
I don't have the pictures posted anymore of the setup, but you might understand the description. If not, I'll post the pictures again. Just let me know if you need the visuals or if the words make sense.
The technique (I believe) is also described in Keith Cummings "Techniques of Kiln Formed Glass".
A few posts beyond the intial post in this thread is one called visual aids or the like.
I don't have the pictures posted anymore of the setup, but you might understand the description. If not, I'll post the pictures again. Just let me know if you need the visuals or if the words make sense.
The technique (I believe) is also described in Keith Cummings "Techniques of Kiln Formed Glass".
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Last edited by Sharon Lee on Sun Jun 01, 2003 12:44 am, edited 1 time in total.
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