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Guest Book Please stop in and say hi!!
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Marie Fresh |
2009-09-26 |
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Love the chalcedony/raku type frit! I am getting into fused glass now and am especially interested in fusing pieces to incorporate into my stained glass work so I was delighted to find all the beautiful frits, the kittens and Drako, and the inspiring beads that you have here on your beautiful site! Thanks for all the eye-candy! P.S. I do plan on adding lampwork to my skills and can't wait to shop here! |
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From: California |
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Colleen Gramentz |
2009-08-15 |
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Leslie----thanks for all of your help, hopefully, soon, I can create some of the beads that I fell in love with, that you had created. Love your beads!!!!!! |
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From: Bonita Springs, FL Hot and Humid Now |
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Brandon Lux |
2009-08-13 |
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what the hell is frit?!
Hi Brandon!
Frit simply is tiny shattered or broken pieces of glass that have been sorted by particle size. Glass frit is most commonly used in lampworking, glassblowing, fusing & slumping.
Cheers,
Leslie |
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From: Jim Thorpe, PA |
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Julia |
2009-05-30 |
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Fabulous store! Ah, but if you only had boro frit... |
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From: Marietta, GA |
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Karen |
2009-05-12 |
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I've been following your story about Jet since last year. So glad to hear he had his first birthday. I'd love to see some new pictures. Please keep the stories coming. It warms my heart! Thank you! |
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From: Rhode Island |
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Joanne |
2009-04-29 |
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I love your frit!!! Best of luck!
Joanne |
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From: Fayetteville,GA,30214 |
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