1. searching for vintage iron skeleton keys, ( fun part of the process)
2. key is carefully dipped in a Bead Release, too much and the bead hole is too big,
too little and I can't get the bead to move on the key shaft,,,
3. I pick the glass colors, (not as easy as it sounds)
4. melt the glass in the heat of a torch and shape my bead onto the key shaft.
5. the key goes into the kiln to for the bead to slowly anneal. This "Key Bead" will rest in the kiln overnight.
6. Cleaning the key, and tr…
Continue
Posted on January 30, 2009 at 6:02pm —
Comment Wall (60 comments)
You need to be a member of Indiepublic to add comments!
Join this Ning Network
Sharon M
Just dropping by to see you you're doing. Are you settled in? (I moved 12 years ago, and haven't totally unpacked everything...)
~Rose.
Also thanks for the welcome it's appreciated :)
Buy Handmade
sacredflesh
View All Comments