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honey*bee
2009-01-25, 9:38am
Does anyone know of a place where I could order a single rod rather than a 1/4#? I would like to try out a few of these more expensive glasses but I don't want to spend money on something that I don't like.
Or if anyone has some nice silvered glass or double helix that they would trade? I have just about every color of effetre, including cool colors, and lots of it!
winship sells single rods. they carry quite a bit of 104coe silver glass too.
mad hatter
2009-01-25, 9:50am
moretti and more sells singles too.
GlassyEyedGirl
2009-01-25, 9:51am
Kristina, I was in the same situation recently, where I wanted to try the Kugler bead making rods, but not ALL of them, and Cody at ABR made me up a custom sample pack with single rods of the colors I wanted. If you send him a message here on LE (Cody_ABR) or call and talk to him, I am sure he could let you know if they could do the same thing with the silver glass. www.abrimagery.com is their web site. Plus an added bonus of keeping the business local here in Indiana :-) Oh, and if you are ever in the mood for a road trip, I want to go down to the warehouse in Bloomington sometime soon... I am like a kid in a candy store there :-)
Also, if you ever want to play with the silver colors I have, you are welcome to come over if this darn weather ever warms up!! I can't do squat with the striking colors I have (Luna 2, Davinci 2, Van Gogh, Juno), but I've got the reducing colors figured out for the most part. Gaia, Nyx, Psyche, Triton, Taxco, and Black Nebula are the ones I have. Oh, and a rod of Green envy that I have not melted yet.
Delphi sells messy and moretti single rods and good assortment packs including a DH assortment pack. http://www.delphiglass.com/flameworking/glass-104-coe/
VitreousTyro
2009-01-25, 10:11am
Howaco has a huge selection and the best prices!
www.howacoglasssupplycompany.com/
I'm pretty sure moretti and more does.
Oenone
2009-01-25, 10:25am
Artistry in Glass sells single rods, and so does Donna at The Mandrel.
Oenone
2009-01-25, 10:26am
Also, I would be willing to work out a trade if I have specific things you're looking for. PM me a list of the glass that you want to try and what you have to trade and we can probably work something out :)
Hayley
2009-01-25, 10:28am
I can't do squat with the striking colors I have (Luna 2, Davinci 2, Van Gogh, Juno)
Beth - did you see the Striking Silver Glass tutorial Steph Bonniwell and I did for Double Helix for The Flow mag? The link is in the siggy line. Hope that will help!
bshelle
2009-01-25, 11:09am
http://www.fineartbyrocio.com/glass.html is selling 1lb bag of silver glass shorts right now for $35.
GlassyEyedGirl
2009-01-25, 11:17am
Thanks Hayley!! I actually did make one of those, and got a little color out of it, but used Lausha clear and it cracked. (What part of "Don't use Lausha clear with silver glasses" was I not understanding? lol) ](*,)
Once it warms up a bit and I can get back to my torch, I am confident that I will do a little better. (insert optimism here :wink:)
Great tutorial btw, and thank you so much for sharing ... and caring!
Kalera
2009-01-25, 11:21am
You can buy Double Helix by the rod from Bridgetown, too:
http://www.bridgetownglass.com/?a=catalog.products&category_id=45
PaulaD
2009-01-25, 11:25am
Thanks Hayley!! I actually did make one of those, and got a little color out of it, but used Lausha clear and it cracked. (What part of "Don't use Lausha clear with silver glasses" was I not understanding? lol) ](*,)
Once it warms up a bit and I can get back to my torch, I am confident that I will do a little better. (insert optimism here :wink:)
Great tutorial btw, and thank you so much for sharing ... and caring!
You can use Lauscha clear with Silver Glass if it is the newer reformulated clear but you have to anneal at 980 and use a conservative annealing schedule. Also your bead needs to go into the kiln glowing.
We also sell DH by the rod and have some sample packs of Precision SIlver Colors.
Paula
mystykbead
2009-01-25, 12:13pm
Howaco has a huge selection and the best prices!
www.howacoglasssupplycompany.com/
I second this!!
GlassyEyedGirl
2009-01-26, 6:39am
You can use Lauscha clear with Silver Glass if it is the newer reformulated clear but you have to anneal at 980 and use a conservative annealing schedule. Also your bead needs to go into the kiln glowing.
Paula
Thanks Paula! I have Lauscha that is about 4-5 years old, but I do anneal at 980. I did just get some new Lauscha, though, but have not had a chance to melt any yet. Too darn cold here!
UNBEADABLE
2009-01-27, 4:50am
Moretti and more sells them in single rods.
Does anyone know of a place where I could order a single rod rather than a 1/4#? I would like to try out a few of these more expensive glasses but I don't want to spend money on something that I don't like.
Or if anyone has some nice silvered glass or double helix that they would trade? I have just about every color of effetre, including cool colors, and lots of it!
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