Haven't decided what's gonna be rings and what will become necklaces yet. I will just have to wait and see what happens. More photos on my Flickr.

Look at this mystery moss agate. It's gorgeous. It has a greyish/blueish color with transparent background. I must do something fun with this one.
I still have to solder back plates to all of these (except the big one) and figure out what designs I want to make.. I have a few new ideas in my head. No I am not telling! you just have to be patient! More photos on my Flickr.
and now I will go and rest my head on my pillow.. Trying to sleep without David. I know it's silly cause we are hardly ever apart but I really miss snuggling up and feel his arms around me..
Only 2 more days!
Godnatt my friends!
~tess
Very Nice!
ReplyDeleteDo you fire your pieces right on that board they are laid out on?
I use my board like that to sit my charcoal and honey cone blocks on; ONLY because when i soldered on mine like yrs above, it smelled and made me a little nervous.
NO directions came with it, so i don't know exactly what i can do 'on' it. all i know is it's asbestos free.
what gives?
Thank you! I bought a soldering pad from rio grande that I use. It's called solderite and is also free of asbestos. The article number is 502074.
ReplyDeleteMine doesn't smell when I use it, but you have to make sure that you also have some good ventilation. I also wear a mask so maybe that's why I couldn't smell anything LOL
I only used it once like that; then placed my honeycomb & charcoal blocks on top.
ReplyDeleteI wear a mask as well, but it still 'stunk', lol.
I'll have to try it again this weekend.
I know one thing -- i'm sick of charcoal blocks!
they wear down so fast.