Enamels S&T

[Sarah]

Lovely Kate - the reds and yellows are gorgeous aren't they! I went all Jackson Pollock with all mine - I've shown these before but here they are:


Golden Blush by Flame Force Five, on Flickr

Fireworks by Flame Force Five, on Flickr

And I confess mine have been in their bag for a very long time - I got inspired after using powders on my course with Andrea Guarino.

Sarah
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[sublimekate]

BTW you can get enamel sifter jard from Creative Glass!

Cheers Trudi, got them now  so much easier

I made more using combo's of enamel over white inspired by Kandinsky paintings

[Les]

It was suggested, and so I have started one ... lets see all your enamelled beads

here are just a couple ( some old ), from me to get us started ...


DSCF2580a by Mad Cat Glass, on Flickr


DSCF2355 by Mad Cat Glass, on Flickr

and ...

DSCF2124 by Mad Cat Glass, on Flickr

Now lets see yours ....

[MadelineBunyan]

since I've been playing with enamels....sorry if you saw them already



they don't look that enamelled cos there so much other stuff on there, but its there!

[julieHB]

Some time since I played with enamels....here's a few oldies:


Hobbit shire view 1 by JulieHB, on Flickr


Seashore "pebble" beads by JulieHB, on Flickr


Golden Spruce by JulieHB, on Flickr

[Sarah]

Apart from Purple Rose Powder (is that enamel or just very fine frit? is there a difference?) I haven't used any enamels yet, I worry that my ventilation isn't up to it - but I'm gonna be watching this thread with interest, fantastic inspiration so far.

Julie- as I understand it enamels don't react with each other but frit/powder does. I don't know that the reason for this is though.

These are enamels


Golden Blush by Flame Force Five, on Flickr

And these are powders (the blue & purple rose I bought after Andrea's course)


Royal Blush by Flame Force Five, on Flickr

Sarah
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