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Started by SilverGems89, May 06, 2011, 04:19:41 PM

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SilverGems89

I've just discovered a rod of this lounging unloved in my little glassy stash and wanted to know what the heck do i do with it! does it need working in a specific way, does it need reducing/striking whatever? is it reactive at all?
-eagerly awaiting answers so i can play-  ;D

June

It's nice with DH Gaia - which you would need to reduce a little for the Gaia   :)

helbels

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It kind of reduces naturally Gemma, you don't really have to do much to it (although it will reduce as well).

It's also a good alternative to black for stringer work apparently.

There's quite a bit of info on it here: http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-450251.html

and Dragon Jools tested it here:

http://dragonjools.blogspot.com/2011/02/effetre-275m-dark-silver-plum-m.html

Lush!

It does Silver Black kinda stuff.  I love DSP shards, ooooh yes!


Dark Secret by LushLampwork, on Flickr


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Lotti

How wierd, I was wearing a pair of DSP earrings I made today and thinking that they are a nice colour but I am sure the glass should have done something!  Was going to post myself about it when I got home! :)

SilverGems89

thanks for the info and links Helen, will definately need to play with this one it seems!
Julie, WOW! that is gorgeous, did you do anything to the shards or just apply as normal? might have to have a go at blowing myself some (ooooh er!)
June i dont have any Gaia but i'll bear it in mind if i ever do have some!
Lotti, strange indeed, maybe DSP was feeling a little neglected?

Lush!

Quote from: SilverGems89 on May 06, 2011, 06:04:11 PM
did you do anything to the shards or just apply as normal?

Nope, don't think so  ::)


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Shirley

I've not played with silver plum really. I do remember getting a great metalic bronze on some stringer work once, but can't remember how I did it. I've got a feeling I read that silver plum likes oxygen too, to get the best colours. Might have to have a little play myself :)
Val Cox Frit - Thai and Bali Silver 

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helenfc

Ooh, think I might dig mine out tomorrow, looks yummy :)

Amber

I've found it tends to do it's thing quite well naturally, but it loves oxygen even more...I just turn down the propane a smidge  :)

This is a necklace I made for DH;


I love DSP!