#today I have to deal with my organizational failing discovered yesterday.
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#today I have to deal with my organizational failing discovered yesterday.
I have no record at all of making some of the snowflakes that I'm shipping out this week. I do track what I fire in my kiln. No record of the firing means they were made at the nearby studio, using open studio supplies. If I need to replace a broken snowflake in this color, I have to know the color.
So I am running a very fast test firing to identify the glass. Into the jewelry kiln go some little piles of frit. The middle one looks like a no match, but it could be either of the others. They will change color in the firing. In a few hours I can see what matches. (I am not filling the kiln because there is no anneal being done for this run.)
So future me will track studio work better.
#FusedGlass
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#today I have to deal with my organizational failing discovered yesterday.
I have no record at all of making some of the snowflakes that I'm shipping out this week. I do track what I fire in my kiln. No record of the firing means they were made at the nearby studio, using open studio supplies. If I need to replace a broken snowflake in this color, I have to know the color.
So I am running a very fast test firing to identify the glass. Into the jewelry kiln go some little piles of frit. The middle one looks like a no match, but it could be either of the others. They will change color in the firing. In a few hours I can see what matches. (I am not filling the kiln because there is no anneal being done for this run.)
So future me will track studio work better.
#FusedGlass@bethroots
Turquoise?
Very pretty.
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#today I have to deal with my organizational failing discovered yesterday.
I have no record at all of making some of the snowflakes that I'm shipping out this week. I do track what I fire in my kiln. No record of the firing means they were made at the nearby studio, using open studio supplies. If I need to replace a broken snowflake in this color, I have to know the color.
So I am running a very fast test firing to identify the glass. Into the jewelry kiln go some little piles of frit. The middle one looks like a no match, but it could be either of the others. They will change color in the firing. In a few hours I can see what matches. (I am not filling the kiln because there is no anneal being done for this run.)
So future me will track studio work better.
#FusedGlassDone. It's the bottom one, which I suspected. The test blob is thicker than the snowflake, so the depth of color is different.
If you said bottom, you got it!
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