
That isn't the reason I didn't get very far in my painting though.
I kinda experienced some issues with it and thought about ditching it...then I began fixing on it...so I don't really want to show it until tomorrow after I might have a chance to go further on it...sooo
Here is a hankie bowl in pastel...
Same techniques as in the previous bowl. Using powders and frits and vitreous stains and enamels with the kiln heat become permanent
to the design.

Each of these bowls began on clear glass.
So I hope you had a wonderful day ...
Thank you for dropping in
:)
5 comments:
My main media is clay. i side tracked to glass last year and discovered that it is much more persnikity than clay. This year I haven't done much. But I still have supplies so may tackle it again next year. Lovely little bowl!
Once again, I am so impressed with your lovely bowl. The freeform shape is so organic. You have a wealth of knowledge on glass, and I hope lots of people visit and see how great your glass and paintings are.
We had a great day here, too! Hope we both have more of the same.
Gorgeous bowls Mary. Hoping you have better luck with your painting today. I know the feeling exactly.
What great colors!
I understand what you mean about wanting to ditch a work in progress. I feel that way all the time! Don't give up on it!
Hi, Mary! Pretty bowl! :-)
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