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Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2011-06-19, 5:18am

Replies: 21

Cleaning dirty glass.

Views: 3,312

Posted By Spookyjewel

Normal domestic glass/window cleaner spray works...

Normal domestic glass/window cleaner spray works pretty well too!

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2008-10-05, 8:45am

Replies: 363

Ugly glass… What color is YOUR ugly?

Views: 100,397

Posted By Spookyjewel

Vetro odd Frog Pond and Wasabi. In fact, any...

Vetro odd Frog Pond and Wasabi. In fact, any mustardy pukey yellow/greens. :shock: CiM Bordello - sorry, but I just can't get it to behave!

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2008-09-06, 1:56pm

Replies: 444

Stupid Newbie Mistakes for Laughs

Views: 135,298

Posted By Spookyjewel

Done that! Except that I managed to find my...

Done that! Except that I managed to find my bead...with my cheekbone...ouch! :???:

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2008-08-03, 4:48am

Replies: 29

CIM Canyon de Chelly

Views: 8,898

Posted By Spookyjewel

This was done on a Hothead! Not the best picture...

This was done on a Hothead! Not the best picture (or the best goddess - especially next to Kevan's...), but hopefully you get the idea. It's the first time I've used it, but I really like this glass!...

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2008-07-19, 11:20am

Replies: 8

Goddess beads and hotheads

Views: 2,445

Posted By Spookyjewel

I have made lots of little (around 1 inch long)...

I have made lots of little (around 1 inch long) goddesses on my hothead. In some ways it's actually easier to make them on a hothead if you haven't done it before, because it's slower and you can...

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2008-06-26, 1:16pm

Replies: 41

Please give me some suggestions

Views: 7,262

Posted By Spookyjewel

WD40 or similar? Spray it one bead holes and...

WD40 or similar? Spray it one bead holes and leave for a while. It's worth a try1

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2008-06-26, 1:07pm

Replies: 209

Poll: What were you most afraid of as a lampwork virgin?

Views: 65,437

Posted By Spookyjewel

I'd been hanging around forums and looking at...

I'd been hanging around forums and looking at beads for around 8 months before I actually atarted making beads, so not being as good as I hoped was a biggie...:lol:.

Like Pat, I seem to know when...

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2008-06-26, 12:57pm

Replies: 24

finished bead pricing

Views: 7,913

Posted By Spookyjewel

This is a really interesting thread for me, as...

This is a really interesting thread for me, as I've just started selling my beads. I've found pricing really tricky! I'm aware that I can't be greedy to start with, but I don't want to charge too...

Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions

2007-10-03, 12:07am

Replies: 24

Vetrofond Odd-Red Jasper

Views: 5,477

Posted By Spookyjewel

I've found that it does need working for quite a...

I've found that it does need working for quite a long time (especially the light red jasper), otherwise it stays a purply-grey colour - but when you manage to get that lovely red, it's well worth it!...

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