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I like!

Pat
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I can only think of one comment.......COOL!

Absolutely great!

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That is an intrigueing(sp?) piece. I'd love to figure out how to do that! It's really lovely!

Pat
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I saw it in Dallas. It was wonderful. Went back at night to see it with lights. Glass! Who would think you could get addicted to glass?

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Certainly looks tropical! I love the colors. Lovely piece!

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My latest powder painting. Created from a photograph taken on the Texas Bluebonnet Trail - bluebonnets and mesquite trees. I decided to use it as a backsplash. My goal is to have one for each season!

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Thanks to all for the suggestions!

Pat

I know this is probably a useless question, but..........as I was hating having to scrape kiln wash off the shelf, and not being able to afford an "apprentice", I was wondering if anyone has a magic procedure or new invention. Is there an easy way to remove kiln wash from a shelf???? Pat p...

What size is this lovely creation? Just gorgeous!

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I always remember what Thumper said in the Bambi movie,"if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all". I too have had some unkind comments, but on the whole, more encouraging than discouraging. I will post something soon too, just to show that mean people don't win. They are ...

I posted one of my landscapes in the photo section. I get the rays of moonlight or sunlight by fusing several times with a light color that fits with the rest of the scene. Hope this helps!@

Pat
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Brock, You are right. Miriam is a master. I took her class and have adapted many of her techniques to meld with my own. Find they work perfectly in concert with each other! I also took classes from other glass artists and have incorporated their instructions also. Art is a progression of learning. P...

The art festival is Kayenta Art Festival in Ivins, Utah.

I have been busy getting ready for an art festival in Utah. This is my final piece of inventory.

Pat
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I can only imagine how much fun that process must be! Good job!

Pat
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Sorry to be so long in answering your questions. The Kayenta Mountains are 11 x 17 and 4 layers thick. The Midnite in the forest is 9.5 x 13 and 4 layers thick. I did not use Transluscent White, but regular white. This was my most exciting piece so far. My favorite colors, I guess. Thanks to everyon...

Very nice. I like it.

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That is just great! My favorite colors, too! Wish I could do it!

Pat Donaldson
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Been busy moving into new house and workshop. Finally getting to my glass again!

Hope you all enjoy looking at it as much as I enjoyed creating it!

Pat
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