The blue ones are definitely my favourite, they are transparent and catch the light really well. Plus I just love blue! Would definitely use this process in the future for small presents or even just to make use of any scraps.
Friday 2 April 2010
Microwave Cufflinks!
During a two-week workshop in glass in the first term, we were given a demonstration of microwave kilning. This is where you are able to make small pieces of glass perfect for jewellery by using a microwave kiln and cooking on high power for approximately 8 minutes. It is a very quick process, and you can get some beautiful results. I decided to turn my microwaved glass into cufflinks for a christmas present, and I love the effect.
The blue ones are definitely my favourite, they are transparent and catch the light really well. Plus I just love blue! Would definitely use this process in the future for small presents or even just to make use of any scraps.
The blue ones are definitely my favourite, they are transparent and catch the light really well. Plus I just love blue! Would definitely use this process in the future for small presents or even just to make use of any scraps.
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