Thank you Candy, your answer not only made things clear, it also ws a big relief :-)
Verena |
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! Being a newbie I just had to try it. The yellow one was my first and I didn't get the encasement on well, but the others are not too bad. Thanks again!
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Candy, thanks for the private lesson! (I wrote to Candy because I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong.) I think I'm on the way! Here are my attempts from last night. I still need tons of PPP, but that's the fun part!
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Wonderful tutorial!!!!!
Now, can you tell us how to get 2 the same size? LOL!!! Or should we figure on having 20 or so to keep our bead boxes full? Hugs, Sara |
looking good everyone.......I just love the look if these beads :)
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Thank you so much for this tutorial!
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Thank you so much for this great tutorial Candy =D> Might I ask if you remember what colors you used for these.... I love them :grin:
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These are awesome! Thanks so much for sharing your technique. I can't wait to try it!
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Love it!
Great photos! Great tut. Can't wait to try it.
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My first attempt - it needed thicker encasement to make it all the way to the ends! These are fun - Thanks again!!!
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Candy, this is so awesome, you make it look so easy!! Haa haa just bet its not that easy for me!!
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k, how long does it take for you to make one ?? I'm either scorching my clear to melt it fast, or taking SOOO LOOOOOONG to melt it right....perhaps i'm making mine too big.
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Thanks for your easy to follow tutorial, and your sharing it with us! Can't wait to try it!!!!!
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You rock, Candy! Thank you!
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Woohoo I can do it~
Mine 1st ever encased triangles are in the kiln now! Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial! Tina |
Thanks Candy for the wonderful Tut, so simple, step by step photo's. I can't wait to get off this trip (work) and try this.
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Thank you so much Candy for sharing this. I wished I'd seen it before I went out to the torch though. I will definately be trying this next torch session. Love you beads BTW!!
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Candy,
Thank you for the tutorial, it is very clear and easy to understand. I am looking forward to trying this next time. Jen |
Candy, thanks for your tut with the pictures! Your beads look beautiful. I'm going to try making some today. I can't wait.
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Thank you very much for taking the time to take pictures. I really appreciate it!!!
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Just wanted to add my THANK YOU for this easy to understand tute. I am going to try it tomorrow....can't wait!!!!
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WOW....nice looking triangualr beads!
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Thank you candy, I've always loved and admired your beads. Can't wait to try!!
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awesome
thanks so much for your tutorial! I've been wanting to try these for a while. :koolaid:
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Thanks Candy, great tutorial.
Ana Maria QUOTE=beadgoodies;1569066]Here's how I make my encased triangle beads! I used periwinkle, transparent dark purple and clear. finished bead! Some tips… Start with a *small* base. These beads can get big without you realizing it! Remember, you’ll be thickly encasing it when you’re all done. Keep your dots along the side edge of the bead, but not too close to the hole. Always melt down the previous row completely before applying more glass. To add depth, use twice as much transparent glass as opaque. This doesn’t mean make your transparent dots twice as big, however. Just add another row on top of the previous row. Like this: =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Be creative and have fun! Candy[/quote] |
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My first attempt. I will definately be trying this some more. Very fun. Thanks again Candy.
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I love these beads - I've just GOTTA try this... :)
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Thank you Candy,
They are awesome beads! Very generous of you to give us private lessons. The pictures really help me to understand dot placement. MarieAnn |
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