Here it is, ready for the first firing!

I also got back the plaid plate after slumping, and the white/mixed color puddle, and the bottle melts, but I didn't get pics in the classroom and there's no good lighting right now, will post tomorrow.

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The plaid plate! I definitely should have used clear stringers in between the colors, but I still like it! Love all the little bubbles and can't wait to do another one.

It's going to get a slump fuse, too.

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The stringer displacement after the slump - came out really nice. The one corner where it was a little folded straightened out for the most part and I doubt I'll even notice it the next time I look at it.

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This is going to be another frit puddle - I'm curious to see if the whites and blues with the splashes of red & orange will end up looking a bit like an opal when it's broken up.

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My instructor was not kidding when she said she knew the perfect mold to use for this - it's exactly how I wanted it to look. Couldn't be happier with this one.

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The firing from the sea blue, clear, and adventurine blue. Love them!

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The cabochons from the frit puddles - they are so pretty!

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Got the bubble/plaid plate assembled - as soon as I got the two pieces of glass sandwiched together, I realized I probably should have left some empty slots in between the colors - but it’s all good, I will know for next time. (And I’m definitely doing more of these - I have a lot of stringers and a love of plaid.)

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And also got my frit puddle smashed up, too - the frit stretched a lot and I’d say I didn’t expect it, except I had no idea what to expect, LOL, but I like it!

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Finally got around to smashing up the puddle I put together in the first week at open studio this week - loving these blues and the clear streaks.

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