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Step 3 of Spn stained glass
Jan. 18th, 2014 11:49 pmMost of my painted stuff fired okay, except the large red circle that I'd painted and then scratched out the devil's trap on. It was supposed to be a bit of a focal point in the window, but I found out (rather belatedly) that red glass often doesn't fire well. It's basically a big black circle now. ;) They gave me the option of buying some OMG expensive antique glass that tends to fire better, but yeah … $50 circle is just not gonna happen.
I'll just use amber instead. Little bits of the "Non timebo mala" bubbled a bit, and part of Sam's hair is a bit off, but over-all, aside from the red/now black circle, it turned out pretty good for my first go.
Here's all of the pieces together. I picked up the round bevels today, so I could finally cut the glass to go around them.
( Right here! )
Next step is to paint the big devil's trap and small bevels, then paint the shading on the boys and their clothes.
I am excite!
I'll just use amber instead. Little bits of the "Non timebo mala" bubbled a bit, and part of Sam's hair is a bit off, but over-all, aside from the red/now black circle, it turned out pretty good for my first go.
Here's all of the pieces together. I picked up the round bevels today, so I could finally cut the glass to go around them.
( Right here! )
Next step is to paint the big devil's trap and small bevels, then paint the shading on the boys and their clothes.
I am excite!
