I'm grateful. I find it impossible not to get colour from Chalcedony & I know that I am fortunate in that. It doesn't matter whether I use a high oxy flame, neutral flame or a reduction flame, the colour just seems to want to come.
When I compare these to my early results, which I might add I was pretty darned pleased with at the time, I can see that perseverance has paid off. I guess that it takes a glass like this to encourage one to really learn their torch & the way different glasses behave in different flame atmospheres.
When I compare these to my early results, which I might add I was pretty darned pleased with at the time, I can see that perseverance has paid off. I guess that it takes a glass like this to encourage one to really learn their torch & the way different glasses behave in different flame atmospheres.
A twistie bead made in G-1095 Blue Chalcedony
G-109 Chalcedony - Beautiful Autumn Colours.
The G-1095 Blue Chalcedony etched.
4 comments:
Beautiful beads, Deb!
All hail the queen of Chalcecony - you really make this glass sing!
I love the blue ones a lot, yes, you are fortunate.
Hugs to you
Manuela
Whoo Hoo Deb. I love the ones with the twistie...absolutely lucious.
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