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Gale aka artistefem
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Cousins??

Post by Gale aka artistefem »

Here's a different approach to frit work. It should most likely be called frit casting. This glasswork must be a (French) kissing cousin to pate' de verre - LOL! (oops - did I just say that???)

http://community.webshots.com/scripts/e ... D=77169057
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Post by Mira »

Sorry, I tried your link, but I can't connect to your pic.
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Post by ellen abbott »

me either.
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Post by robertb »

Yeah what are you hiding? Come on let us in. :twisted:
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No Go........

Post by Gale aka artistefem »

ARGH........I don't know what's up with this link-thang.

I even tried to post a pic here, but couldn't even do that and really ------ I can usually read and follow instructions pretty well. :roll: :roll: :roll:

Help?

Still photo challenged here in MO
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Post by Gale aka artistefem »

Ok - try this:

http://www.sacrebleu-gallery.com/pages/2/index.htm

The Neo-Relics are the frit and mold cast glass pieces. You can click on the photos to view a larger image.

Argh..........computers and operator error!
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Post by Carolyn Ledbetter »

Gale, your work is stunningly beautiful!!!! All of the designs are gorgeous. I could easily see each around my neck and arms. The cast pieces are small and seemingly simple in design, but boy do they pack a punch. I love the sinuous copper wire and the organic look. Thanks for the peek. I look forward to seeing more.
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Post by Bev Brandt »

Very nice. I nosed around the rest of your site as well.

Hmm...next weekend trip without the kids might have to include a jaunt from Augusta, Hermann, and up 79 through Clarksville.

I'll call it "The Missouri Wine/Glass Tour."

Hey...I think I may be on to something here.

Bev
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Post by Leslie Ihde »

Gale- I liked it very much, also- I'm interested in the larger work- I'm waiting until you post more pictures of larger pieces.

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Post by Gale aka artistefem »

Thanks Ladies........casting work with molds and frit is an adventure. Keeps me rivited!

Leslie, I've added a couple of our larger pieces in the interiors heading and will be adding more over time. Like the artwork - the website is always in progress-LOL!

This is my production work website, not the heart - art and soul stuff.

Bev - would luv to have you come visit........ corner building facing the river. Howard x First St.

Bring good wine if you find some - I have glasses - yah!

Back to work!
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Post by ellen abbott »

casting work with molds and frit is an adventure
you got that right!

pretty stuff. I like your leaves.

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