Sophie's Stained Glass | Some experiments with Powdered Frit

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[@takethedoughnut]

This looks so fragile - it can't be easy to experiment with. Thank you for sharing your process with us!

[@SophiesStainedGlass]

True, but it's the fragility that's so beautiful!

[@vanessamcgill9472]

Wowwweeeee they are so beautiful yet delicate. Thank you again for sharing all your experiences……you’re a huge inspiration x

[@SophiesStainedGlass]

Thank you so much!

[@clivekitchener1625]

very fun experiments. Please remind everyone to wear an N95 mask to protect their lungs while using powdered grit

[@SophiesStainedGlass]

Good advice. You know more than I do.

[@von269]

It is vital for lung safety when handling frit and fibre paper@@SophiesStainedGlass

[@mirelapopovici9077]

Especially while brushing off the fiber paper

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

Very much enjoyed it ❤❤❤❤

[@SophiesStainedGlass]

thank you!! x

[@mikedonnarumma5337]

very interesting out-come sophie, the red is beautiful, i saw in another of your vids that you mixed something in white putty to make it black, can you tell what you used please, thanks

[@SophiesStainedGlass]

black pigment from Cornelissen

[@paulinemiller8957]

Have you work with a microwave oven? Can you give us any tips?

[@SophiesStainedGlass]

Sorry no - But I've seen them work well for jewellery.

[@clivekitchener1625]

sorry, powdered FRIT (glass) not grit