Those of you who have been watching for this... here it is!
It's been rough sailing to get to this point, but I'm much closer now. After a LOT of virtual blood, sweat, and tears over these vases, the first 8 came out of the kiln this morning. Perfect they're not, but they're pretty good, I'd say! I know they will glow beautifully with candles in them. They'll be on the tables at City Year's Gala event on February 28th!
8 DOWN, 37 TO GO!...there are 8 more in the kiln now.
If I can keep this up with no casualties, we'll make the deadline and be ok. Keep us in your prayers! Tonight Rene is coming in to help me recycle some of the glass in the ones that turned out poorly, so they'll go into new discs, which we'll then re-drape. Unfortunately, we lost about 25 pounds of glass in the great meltdown disater of Feb 10th, so we'll be breaking up more and casting a new batch of red ones. The folks at Bullseye should be pleased, all toll, this project has used 175 pounds of glass!
8", 9" and 10" vases in multiple colors |
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful would love to see in person. Any problems with devit or a mix of shiny/ dull and are you using sheet or billit glass to melt?
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No debit problems! Yeah! I use sheet glass! The insides were less shiny than the outsides, but spray sealer fixes that every time!
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