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I often wonder what other's glass is like. I just made a site. Some of my glass is at

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John Bassett
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Interesting. Looks like some good choices for the material. Always being prepared for glass that isn't compatible with other stuff and tears the design apart. What are you using for the opaque red-orange material?

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Mike Firth

Very imaginative, unique. i am impressed. I get so sick of seeing everybody doing the same old crap. Where are you marketing your work? m

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Michele Blank

The red is Olympic Color R-142 red frit. You're right, compatibility is a big issue with recycled glass. Some of mine is glued on base sheets with Hxtal.

John

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John Bassett

Marketing is too strong a word. I do open studios and sometimes have a show. I'm a semi retired carpenter and had the luxury of not relying on my glass for income. I've a show coming at the DeBlois Gallery in Newport, RI this September, which is why I finally made a site.

John

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John Bassett

Very interesting. I like it. I wish I could click on the pics and get a larger image so I could see the detail better.

Andy

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neoglassic

I'm not up to making a better site. The best I can do is email images.

John

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John Bassett

good reading and nice peices.

brian

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mrbac

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