These just blow me away. They may look simple to some, since they're only one color, but if you're familiar with using moretti glass you know what a challenge ivory glass, let alone stringer, can be. Wow. I'm speechless.
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I found a Klunker. Wow.
Oct 07, 2004
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Oooh... simple and elegant looks deceptively easy. Its almost always a killer. Thank you for pointing these out. Excellent! Diana
Klunker in a good way, right?
Those are great.
B.
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I'm not! SHRIEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Those are just so cool. Mike's been playing with ivory and he said that it's such an odd glass. I'll make him look later. *grin*
Ooohhhh, honey! I know what I want for Christmas........................
-Su
And you claim to not like lampwork...pshaw!
B.
Oh my!!! Absolutely in-friggin-credible! They have to be the most beautiful set of beads I've ever seen. Damn! Why couldn't Keith be weathy???
That has to be the best set I think she's ever done.
Holy CRAP. (And thank you for the mini-lesson in recognizing the difficulty in making this set)
~~ Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce
I did what?! LOL Think you got me mixed up with someone else...
Whoops...you're right...the *other* Helen doesn't like lampwork. That's what I get for not paying attention to the e-mail addy.
B.
LOL! I, on the other hand, *love* lampwork! I've done some pretty major klunking since I found RCB!
Wow, those are AWESOME. I'd be slightly (but only slightly) less impressed if she used something stiff, but ivory is a real PITA to do stringer work with.
-Kalera
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