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Are you looking to buy?
I know of one (much larger than 26"x42") in Hillsboro Oregon, if you're interested.

Are you looking to buy a large kiln? If so, how large?

I've used Glassline for years and have always reconstitutes them with water, no matter how dried up they were, it worked.

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Very beautiful!

Yes, I saw you post that some time ago, after they came out. I helped do some testing of them for BE and found the red cracked and burned regardless of how careful I was with it. Thin, thick, it didn't matter. I have to say though, I liked the burned color :) (but that's probably just me) and the re...

Valerie, The warnings are in the lab notes toward the bottom of the PDF. I copied and pasted them here for you: The red in vitreous products is known for its special character. It has always been difficult to make a consistent red glass, those who mastered it tended to keep it secret. Color Line off...

Doug,

I think they call them floral formers.

Wow! Barbara retiring? Or are you just looking for more snow?

Marty,

Are you moving?

Well Done! Really beautiful work.

Marty's right. Don't add anything to it.

Flip and fire them with the thin layer of clear powder (as mentioned above) on the face up side, and place them on a sheet of thinfire paper tacked down at the edges (away from the pieces) so the already fired Glassline wing lines won't stick to your shelf and [will probably] come out a bit shiny. T...

Wow, I didn't realize you didn't like that technique Cynthia. I use it all the time to cap my drawings. You are right though, I use it just as a thin even dusting.

You should look at this tutorial by Steve Immerman, it's good.
http://www.clearwaterglass.com/Tutorial ... ePour.html

Are you always using the same jar, or have you tried a few to make sure it's the powder?

Woodland Brown works well.

Nice attachment

Great video, thanks for sharing.

The marks look to me like they are from the cold working. You said you are doing it by hand right?
In my experience it just takes a lot of hand work to get past the point of the marks being left.