So I lost a day due to an unforeseen agonizing stomach flu. But now I am back on track and getting it done.
There are all different ways to transfer your pattern to glass… I love using transparent glass because all you have to do is simply lay it over your pattern and trace.
I try to be as frugal as I can when cutting, glass is expensive stuff.
You have to be very mindfull of your Sharpie lines… if I draw directly on the pattern line I always cut just to the inside of my Sharpie line.
Being careful now will save lots of frustration later.
I used my circle cutter for the sun head… LOVE it, don’t know what I did without it!
Another of my most used tools…
I am constantly brushing off the table when I’m cutting. Tiny shards left on the table can scratch your pieces if you aren’t careful… also… they are no fun to set your hand down on…
Only one boo boo today… well one bleeder.
Hazard of the trade.
Got the face painted on one side.
Got the top piece cut out, I used a large hammered clear glass.
I was going to go with blue water glass, but I found a really beautiful glass by Uroboso that is a mottled red, orange and yellow. I am going to do all of the letters in that and I didn’t want the color from the blue to interfere with the letter colors.
That’s my progress, after a short break I will be returning to cut out all of the blue pieces.
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