not claiming to have invented this, but this technique has given me the nicest least burnt out blingers iv ever made!
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two decent size rectangles, one dichro (1/4") and one clear plate glass, and some fat puntys
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no kiln! sandwich them (dichro in center) and warm up slowly. glob a blob over both and let that freeze
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warm it up in the back of a bushy flame. tack the other side together with a dot of clear
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get it hot and mash with some force
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stripe a line of clear down both sides
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get it hot and twist while its stiff (out of the flame)
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try not to waste
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cut it up (much easier when cold)
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make a hockey puck shaped disk on the end of some 10mm
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grab a peice of the bling out of the kiln and attach a punty to the back
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get both faces rippin hot
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attach
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back it with color, im using cobalt
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get it all even and nice, then punty to the back
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remove the fat clear and round off to a lens
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BLINGGGGGG still really really hot
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doin what he does best. come chill anytime "brah"
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