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Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2006-06-03, 3:54am

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How do you make Moretti look like Boro

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Posted By Cindy2

Hey, Annie!! I looked around on WC one day and...

Hey, Annie!! I looked around on WC one day and everyone was gone! Took me awhile to find people! :-)

So I don't highjack the thread - here are a couple I made with a medium grass green...

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2006-06-02, 2:52am

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How do you make Moretti look like Boro

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Posted By Cindy2

Yowzer! Love that bead, Amy! Karla, I think...

Yowzer! Love that bead, Amy!

Karla, I think you've got it! Like I had said about the color, black cherry - a deep sort of garnet color rather than a vibrant pink purple and red. I think that's a...

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2006-05-31, 12:00pm

Replies: 346

How do you make Moretti look like Boro

Views: 239,493

Posted By Cindy2

Hi Karla, Maybe it's how much iris gold frit...

Hi Karla,

Maybe it's how much iris gold frit I have on the transparent brown? I make a small ball of glass at the end of a rod, then roll it in the iris gold and cook it into the brown to...

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2006-05-31, 3:56am

Replies: 346

How do you make Moretti look like Boro

Views: 239,493

Posted By Cindy2

Karla, I'm using the Effetre striking red. I...

Karla,

I'm using the Effetre striking red. I use the Effetre light transparent brown with the iris gold frit really cooked into the stringer. When you pull the stringer if the end of it (where...

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2006-05-29, 7:58am

Replies: 346

How do you make Moretti look like Boro

Views: 239,493

Posted By Cindy2

Here are my experiments. Can't tell you why I can...

Here are my experiments. Can't tell you why I can get the purples/pinks with the red transparent base. My flame is oxydizing rather than just neutral - maybe that's it? I also go verrrry lightly with...

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