MrMeagadam
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how much are you selling them for?
Blowin' glass on my new mirage - WINTER 2010/11
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just went on live ======> http://www.stickam.com/faded_glassworks
MrMeagadam
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here but wondering there
MrMeagadam
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35 - 40 here, about half that there.
hmmm gonna have to look into buying one soon as i get some funds
Auzzie07
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it's all hella hard.
Fair enough. We've got a lot of honeycombs in the glass shop I work at, but very few are done correctly. A lot of them look like their bleeding, not very pristine, all-around cheap.
You have your glass in any shops?
i have stuff in a few shops around town.
honeycombs are actually pretty easy to do. the technique anyways. you just blow out a thin bubble of colored glass, then lay down big dots of clear. then you melt it all in. as the clear melts into the color it gains depth. the hard part is making all you clear dots the same size and to evenly space them. uneven dots can look sloppy.
i busted out 5 more yesterday.
The Cryptkeeper
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Bottom right. Excellent work.
GNOME GROWN
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Sooo...ive seen some of ur work on toke cirty from when u first started..i must say,u have came a long way..props fdd! 
Is it appropriate when seeking buyers for your glass, to walk in off the street and say, look what I have.? or do you make an appointment before hand?
I am thinking of taking your piece I received yesterday down to the local shop and see what they will give me for it. Might be a new branch of FDD glassworks
I am thinking of taking your piece I received yesterday down to the local shop and see what they will give me for it. Might be a new branch of FDD glassworks
Is it appropriate when seeking buyers for your glass, to walk in off the street and say, look what I have.? or do you make an appointment before hand?
I am thinking of taking your piece I received yesterday down to the local shop and see what they will give me for it. Might be a new branch of FDD glassworks
i just walk in and ask "who here buys the glass?"
Auzzie07
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Is it appropriate when seeking buyers for your glass, to walk in off the street and say, look what I have.? or do you make an appointment before hand?
I am thinking of taking your piece I received yesterday down to the local shop and see what they will give me for it. Might be a new branch of FDD glassworks
I've been considering trying to make a career as a glass distributor, wondering if there was a good market in it...
the guy i sell my stuff to just opened another shop across town.
why stay local when you can expand to the MidWest and another MMJ state
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