Adorable! I learn something new from you w/ each video. Thank you for taking us through your creative process, really helps me.

Hope it went well!!! Thank you for keeping us updated and a new idea!!

The silicone is fabulous, I used it to glue glass flowers I made to a antique hanging window and it’s been outside for about 3 years, in rain and snow and it has stood up to all the elements. Best results is to put some on the base and on the item and apply pressure. Very impressed with it, but yes it takes a few minutes for it to start hardening.

@EquinoxGlass

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Thanks for the tip! I’ll try that next time 😊

@susankachmar6212

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Love your inventiveness. The finished product is not as important as the technique and your techniques are very creative. This provides much inspiration!

@EquinoxGlass

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@@susankachmar6212 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Adorable. Thanks for thinking outside the box.

Interesting…. You use your grozer pliers as nippers. I never thought to do that!

@EquinoxGlass

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It works for me! It’s how I learned.

It totally gives Hosta vibes! beautiful. thanks again~

For an experiment you did great. My yard is full of hostas. Love it.

@EquinoxGlass

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Mine too! My dad keeps giving me pieces of his hostas too

Super cute! I never think to do dimensional work in my stuff. I'm really about flat stuff, and only in thge last couple years have I bothered even with much tack fusing. I may need to work with high temp wire, I have a bunch.

@EquinoxGlass

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And I almost always tack fuse!

What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!

@EquinoxGlass

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Thank you, thanks for watching!

9:45 pm what is the diameter of the circle? Do you have written instructions? Thanks

@EquinoxGlass

10 ай бұрын

Hi Judy, I just replayed the video to check and it’s a 3 inch circle. I don’t have written instructions, but you can always turn on captions if you prefer to read rather than listen. Thanks for watching!

Where can I get a cutting mat like yours?

@EquinoxGlass

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Amazon