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    I've made soooo many Dichroic Glass cabochons and not got around to setting them....
    This one was calling to me and I wanted to try out my new fretz texturing hammer!
    It measures 43 x 28mm so is definately eye catching ;-)

    I set the rear very simply with a tube bail. Nice and wide so it will take a thicker chain.


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    Wow, that's an eye-popper. I love the colours of the glass and, as per usual, your backside is a sight to behold
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    That is so beautiful! I love it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuranoSilver View Post
    I've made soooo many Dichroic Glass cabochons and not got around to setting them....
    This one was calling to me and I wanted to try out my new fretz texturing hammer!
    It measures 43 x 28mm so is definately eye catching ;-)

    I set the rear very simply with a tube bail. Nice and wide so it will take a thicker chain.


    Nic x
    you MADE that cabochon??? bloody hell nic is there anything you cant doo!!! its bloody marvellous!!
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    The glass did all the work, it's just two layers of funky Dichroic kiln fused & shaped with my grinder...
    (Arrrgh when will I learn to preserve the mystery rofl)
    I love dichroic glass but hate the wibbly wobbly edges that so much of it has,
    so I make my own

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    *sigh* i am never gonna succeed at any of this
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    OMG - You are SOOOO getting it!! Don't be hard on yourself
    I make jewellery almost every day, and often ALL day and have been doing so for FOUR years (+ as a hobby for a lot longer than that).

    Give yourself permission to take your own time, you do a day job too, so you've hardly got any hours under your belt yet!
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    Nice work Nic, you must have a huge workshop LOL!!!
    Love the texturing, way to go Fretz (you get that from US??)
    Em

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuranoSilver View Post
    OMG - You are SOOOO getting it!! Don't be hard on yourself
    I make jewellery almost every day, and often ALL day and have been doing so for FOUR years (+ as a hobby for a lot longer than that).

    Give yourself permission to take your own time, you do a day job too, so you've hardly got any hours under your belt yet!
    Nic xx
    lol you havent seen anything i have made yet and the only thing i have been able to do at home is the beads, i have a delicate silver bracelet on the go at college but obviously thats on hold now til the end of september
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