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Jim:
That is really nice! Love the colors
Kim

Margaret:
My thoughts are that I would take it back to full fuse and "heal" the fractures. If your not happy with the out come then you can use it for inclusions..
Kim

ooohhh I feel a party coming on!! Someone pass me a margarita - Thanks Brad!!

Jim:
Thanks, that is a great idea.
kim

Paul:
Do you think this would work with an inkjet printer as well? Thanks for the tip
Kim

Bob:
I have had this happen to me twice. 1st time had to just toss the whole thing. 2nd time - I put the whole thing in the freezer - took it out and broke the glas with a hammer to save the mold.

Hope this helps
Kim

Tony: Beautiful bowl!!

Karen:
I really like the yellow and the blue sea. I have yet to try combing.
Can't wait to see the next one
Kim

Amy:
I can't wait to see your piece. After it is done, I would say you deserve a weekend at the spa...
Kim

Haydo:
Great work! I like the panel with the circles and the one with the peppers.
Kim

Becca:
I think they are great! I'd buy one too!!
Kim

Carol:
Thank you for explaining so well. I had planned on drilling holes. When I give it a shot I will definitly post a picture for you.
Thanks
Kim

Marty and Tony:
Thanks for the replies. As I said before, I don't want it to seem like I want to copy anyone however, if you see something that creative it makes you stop and think of how you might be able to incorporate or even go beyond. I will check the archives also.
Kim

Good Morning everyone! Exactly what does patent pending mean? There is a glass artist who's name escapes me that does the most gorgeous "sewn glass" - however, her work says patent pending. Does that mean I can not try the "sewn look" onto one of my own vases, plates etc? I don't...

No problem, whenever you get around to it!!
Thanks
Kim

Alecia:
Would you mind sharing the photographer name, phone or email address? I am in Florida and also looking for someone who has experience with taking pictures of glass.
Thanks
Kim

Jerry
That is beautiful! I love the colors!!
Kim

Thanks Charlie and Brock for the advice. I have a shelf full of items that did not pass muster - what I will do is just start practicing on them. If I understand correctly, I will want to start with a low grit then end with a high grit. All I have (at the moment) is a table top sander, I assume I ca...

Perhaps, next time someone from the board does some cold working they could video tape what they are doing. I'd be happy to pay for your time and expertise!! It doesn't have to be professional - just something that gives me an idea.

Thanks
Kim

Does anyone know of a good book or video that explains in detail how to cold work?
Happy Holidays!!
Kim