all very lovely, especially the duck. my mom did stained glass so i know how involved that can be
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Beautiful work
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They are very pretty.. I gave up stained glass, and took up quilting instead.. I was living in a studio apt, and stepped on a glass chip once too often.. I donated all my supplies, and grinder to someone that appreciated them..
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I love stained glass. I would never attempt it because of the glass slivers. Kudos to you.
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When you need to sand the edges of your glass, how do you keep the glass dust off of your fabric?
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Originally Posted by TanyaL
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When you need to sand the edges of your glass, how do you keep the glass dust off of your fabric?
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I love your work. A few years ago I acquired some boxes of stained glass scrap and a grinder, but still haven't made any of the mosaics I'd dreamed of. Someday.....
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What a great job you have done on those pieces !
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leaded glass and slumped/fused glass (kiln) have given up on the molten glass (paperweights, beads) the torch work also as it is rough on my eyes even with the protective lenses.........my children think i am safer quilting.
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Oh Wendy these are beautiful. I love stained glass. Makes you happy especially when the sun shines through.
Wish I had more pieces. I would love to have one that makes a rainbow to show the promise God made after the flood. Love the way the colors flow. You are good. Thanks for sharing. :):) Star |
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