Now my husband won't have to come looking for his Phillps head screw driver and his bent nose pliers. Yeah. Treat yourself and buy this new one or send your old one in and let them modify it for you.
IT'S AWESOME
NASTY, EXPLODING GLITTER
Last night I was doing clay and I wanted the black clay in the beads to have a little shine. I put this Precision Cut Glitter in my clay. Put the beads in the oven and when I took them out I was shocked.
The glitter had risen to the top and exploded. Parts of the bead had separated and the pan was full of little pieces of clay and glitter. You can see the package of Glitter on the top left of the pan. It's a little bigger than most glitter and it's really pretty ( before it exploded). Glad I didn't do 100 beads I would have been very very upset.
Be careful out there.
Got to baby sit for my friend Pat's Havanese (Sissy). She's a really smart dog but also very dominant. Booboo got up on the couch by me and Sissy jumped on my chest to protect me. Booboo slapped her and missed and then hissed and walked away. I think I heard Sissy laughing.
Poor Booboo.
Goodnight Annie, Shine bright.
5 comments:
I bought mine with the motor at Sur La Table when we had the Jana class, it was expensive, but worth it because I needed it for my wrist. Where did you purchase yours?
I am jealous...happy for you, yes, but still a little jealous. One of these days...maybe I will get one. That is crazy what happened with the glitter...I won't be using that brand, for sure. Have a great weekend!
So glad you took the plunge! I have two "Mona-fied" Atlas machines (dark clay/light clay. Oh, that exploding glitter sounds yukky. Happy for you that you HADN'T done 100 beads.
One of these days I will have to get myself one of the newer Atlas machines. One of mine is on its last 'cams' or whatever they call them as it doesn't like to work on setting #1...only 2-9. Remind me when I am down there where to pick one up (or order it) locally.
Thanks for the tip.
Don't be upset about the beads :) It's a really cool effect, and you can rub it with a paint of contrasting colour to get the spots out in the daylight.
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