Oh my girlfriend....as I was going through your blog I was just thinking WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BLOG you have ... Oh and the anklets....I do love the black one...I do think I need to buy one! You are so talented. And to add God's word to your work makes it even more beautiful.
Patricia (still so odd to call you that), Your work is awesome!! How come I don't have any of your pieces? I plan to remedy that soon :).I think my sisters need them for Christmas presents.
I check your website and blog frequently and I smile so much every time. Sometimes I cry at the beauty of your work and at your talent! Seriously, Patricia you are so very talented.
I agree with Melissa (my Melissa, formerly G, now J ?) your blog IS beautiful and so is your heart. BTW--Just started with Dr York. I really, really like her! Thanks for recommending her to Kelly, now me. Kitty
Redeemed:
Psalm 71:23 I will shout for joy and sing your praises, for you have redeemed me.
I love taking wine bottles, beer bottles, booze bottles and water bottles that have lost their usefulness and have been tossed out.
I break them into pieces and melt them into something acceptable and beautiful...
I personally hand make all of my lampwork beads in my studio.
Using a torch that’s fueled by an oxygen/propane mix,
glass canes are melted to 1500 degrees until the glass liquefies and is pliable then a blob of glass is placed on a mandrel and shaped by hand into a bead.
Some beads I make can have up to five layers of glass to achieve desired effects, for example: animal patterns, dots and stripes.
When the layers and shape of the bead are complete, it’s put into a preheated kiln and annealed slowly for 8 to 9 hours.
This process takes the stress out of the bead making it more durable and less susceptible to cracking during the cooling process.
My beads are not super fragile, but keep in mind that they are made of glass and like anything made of glass if you drop it on a hard surface there is a chance of breaking.
10 comments:
This anklet is really pretty. Did you make the heart trinket? Gorgeous.
Oooh Patricia!
Love this , as usual!
What kind of glass didiyou use for th eheart? Its so pretty! It looks iridescent!
theresa - yes, I did =)
Tsandra - I don't know, I only picked up a few rods of it in 'VIVA Las Vegas'
I hope I can find more. I like the irridescent look of it too.
LOVE IT!!!
Very orignal and creative and I can tell it is constructed well. Beautiful!
I LOVE the pink heart one!!
HEY!! Youve been "TAGGED"!! LOL Go to my blog and see what to do!!
hugs!
Another beautiful pink heart anklet!
Oh my girlfriend....as I was going through your blog I was just thinking WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BLOG you have ... Oh and the anklets....I do love the black one...I do think I need to buy one! You are so talented. And to add God's word to your work makes it even more beautiful.
=)
Melissa
Patricia (still so odd to call you that),
Your work is awesome!! How come I don't have any of your pieces? I plan to remedy that soon :).I think my sisters need them for Christmas presents.
I check your website and blog frequently and I smile so much every time. Sometimes I cry at the beauty of your work and at your talent! Seriously, Patricia you are so very talented.
I agree with Melissa (my Melissa, formerly G, now J ?) your blog IS beautiful and so is your heart.
BTW--Just started with Dr York. I really, really like her! Thanks for recommending her to Kelly, now me.
Kitty
These are fantastic. Really. Just absolutely stunning!
Post a Comment