For those glass lovers that use Dichroic Glass, I just got an email from Bullseye Glass Company:
We’ve just added 22 dazzling dichroic patterns and colors to our already broad selection. The new sheets include some Crinklized Dichroic™ styles, which fuse to rough, crinkly textures that scatter light in many directions, whether exposed or capped.
I like to use Dichroic when fusing, as accents in my stained glass panels, for jewelry, etc. Check out the link below to see what options they are offering. Got a new computer and my photos are backed up... wanted to post some samples of what I have done with dichroic but I guess that will have to wait until I get a computer savvy person to help me through the hump!
Pat Deere
Links:
Bullseye Glass Company New Dichroic Offerings
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1/27/09
Fun in Chicago!

I'm not home yet but I had to update any followers about what I saw. This is Float Fire glass by Armstrong. I've heard of it but not used it. When I go back to Chicago in March, I plan to pick some up and give it a try. I understand it is fusible to regular window glass and is also great for sandblasting - like flashed glass. A lot of ideas are running through my head.What I did bring back are a lot of wonderful clear textures - some I have not purchased before. Some beautiful Youghiogheny Stipple glass. Some St. Just multi-colored pieces that I may have to keep for myself ... not sure yet. I grabbed a piece of Bullseye that I have never seen before in red with an awesome streak of deep purple running through it.
All together, I picked up about 275 square feet of new glass you may want to check out.
Bye for now. I'm going to enjoy this time away with my husband and will be back in town some time on Wednesday. Hope to hear from you soon!
Pat
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