I am glazing beads today. I am focusing on a base of black under-glaze, used as a wash, a top coat of Chartreuse Green, and on top of that, I am going to brush various glazes for different effects. I am planning a cone 6 firing for these. I will post pics when finished.
In other news, woke up this morning to an international sale. The post office (and Etsy) and has made mailing packages to other countries entirely manageable. Gone are the days of having to fill out a custom's label by hand, printing out 8 labels for addresses (four for me, four for the mailing and the post office demanded I do an entire copy for myself) ....and also gone are the days of standing in the post office line while they stood there counting their change into a drawer, or talking with each other (ignoring the customers). I can print out the label at home, drop it off at the post office without standing in line, or (here's the best part) hand it to the postal worker at my front door.
SO my point in that last paragraph was just to say, "I no longer dread the international order". :)
The other great news I'm celebrating is that 3 out of the 5 beads I submitted to BEADS 2015: The Ultimate Beader’s Resource were accepted, and one of them was one of my copper beads. They will appear in the Fall 2015 issue of Jewelry Stringing magazine. Oh yeah, I'm doing the Happy Dance.
In other news, woke up this morning to an international sale. The post office (and Etsy) and has made mailing packages to other countries entirely manageable. Gone are the days of having to fill out a custom's label by hand, printing out 8 labels for addresses (four for me, four for the mailing and the post office demanded I do an entire copy for myself) ....and also gone are the days of standing in the post office line while they stood there counting their change into a drawer, or talking with each other (ignoring the customers). I can print out the label at home, drop it off at the post office without standing in line, or (here's the best part) hand it to the postal worker at my front door.
SO my point in that last paragraph was just to say, "I no longer dread the international order". :)
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