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yeah, it just looks that way. thanks brad.

yes, i see i did not state this clear enough. sorry stephen. and thanks. i am trying to determine the opals that do exactly what brad is talking about. a single color that essentially reacts with itself. i will take a look at the streakies, but i am after a very "plastic" effect. not sure ...

ya know, like french vanilla, or deep red does it. i am not about to buy/test every opal. do any blues, greens or oranges do it? thanks.

wow, thanks, brad. i just got back here and saw this lovely response. thanks a million.

thanks for these responses, all. yeah, i can see the potential problems, but fusing is so new here in vermont, i just have to encourage anyone interested, i feel.

what do u guys charge for a firing fee? he's gonna buy his own glass. all i have to do is fire. what about when he starts worker thicker? bound to happen. thanks.

i like what he says. but i have to say, if inspiration is the thing that gets u to the studio to work, then it is working for u.

who won for glass--someone must know...?

hey, thanks to all for the advice and info--i'm pretty busy procrastinating on the insurance issue. but i'm getting a little glass made...

don't i know you?

what's in tucson in february? dates?

i find myself faced with the ugly task of getting health insurance. is there an artist group plan i can join??? help!

hey you guys...thanks for the nice words, but...quit screwing around online (and in hardware stores) and get back in your studios and to work. both of you, the famous and the not yet famous, make beautiful things...