curley q's

[tilman]

im a boro worker but heres a neat video for you soft glassies. it was cool to find out that boro can be used as a mandrel this way. i was impressed. very simple but cool. check it out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-P7DqNXG1c

[kiss_my_glass]

I get a lot of those in my scrap pile, but I just throw em out.

[Mr. Whale dick]

WHAT DOES SHE DO W/ THOSE?


the music is jammin'

[menty666]

WHAT DOES SHE DO W/ THOSE?


the music is jammin'

I was wondering that myself. It's a neat trick but what can you do with them?

[tilman]

ya, i dont know what she does with them. i just found the video. they seem pretty fragile. i just though it was neat that the soft glass didnt stick. i know they are not compatible and the boro is cold but its still cool. maybe you could make napkin rings or something by trailing back and forth over itself. i dont know. just though it was cool

[jiminyrootkit]

primarily for fusing use i would imagine esp with them being so thin...
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[ech]

You might use stuff like that for flower parts in little flower sculptures that you would probalably fully encase using a stump sucker... Kind like the stuff that Stankard does, maybe...

[menty666]

The fusing thing makes sense too. I'm sure they'd melt down nicely

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