[Coastal] Glass Enameling

[J.G. Bretz]

Actually, I want to repair the missing enamel in a piece of jewelry.  It has
a well, that had glass enamel in it and I would like it re-filled.  Any
ideas, it is oddly shaped so filling it with a stone is not an option.

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From: "Stacy Kopec" <stacykopec at houston.rr.com>
To: <coastal at ansteorra.org>
Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 8:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Coastal] Glass Enameling


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> Depending on what kind of faux glass enamel you're looking for, I have had
> pretty good luck at Hobby Lobby.  They carry Glossies brand paint in an
> assortment of colors.  And I've found good pieces to paint on at Good Will
> and The Salvation Army.  Hope this helps.
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> Tegan Gwyllt (going back to lurking in the shadows)
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> Date: Friday, July 19, 2002 9:36:13 AM
> To: Coastal
> Subject: [Coastal] Glass Enameling
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> Does anyone know where someone can purchase supplies for faux glass
> enameling in the Houston area? Texas Art says they don't carry it, but the
> are sometimes wrong.
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