 weshpa
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Quote: On 15/Sep/2009 at 3:22:31 PM idfid wrote
thanks Wes. I use the method taught to me from Aanraku Studios. so there is a pattern still glued to the glass. However, so very many of the pieces were so small that the number came off the pattern.
and because of the size, there was no way to write anything on the glass. It would have come off, regardless, once it went into the water.
I just did it the way I learned, and incorporated unveiling a section at a time.
Frankie
Frankie;
I was taught the same way as you and after having the pattern pcs coming off the glass when in the water and loosing my #'s I started to a few pcs at a time then when ready to take them out of the water I do it one at a time , wipe dry then re # with sharpie pen.
Good luck.
Wes
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