Hello! I hope everyone's Monday is going well... I thought I'd try a little experiment. I have read several place that there are some who make the soldered charms, don't use varnish! Okay...I'm thinking I can just see the flux seeping into the picture and making it totally melt.
Sooo, I made two..one with varnish and one with out... the one I put the varnish on is a bit faded and I really didn't feel like foolin' with it! This little lovely is the one without the varnish!!
She is just as clear...not faded and no spots!
Here is a peek at the back! shiny shiny!!
So, I learned today that I CAN make some charms without having to use varnish to seal the picture to the glass button. There is nothing like spending sooo much time on a picture you think is going to turn out sooo beautiful and have it fade because of the varnish..
This lovely vintage lady is almost 1 and 1/2" inches in diameter. I think she would make a sweet Christmas tree ornament. What do ya think?
Well, gotta fly!
hugs.
Monday, November 12, 2007
Little Experiment
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I love, love, love it!! I wondered about the varnish thing when you've mentioned in the past. Sometimes I decopouge (sp? - oh, you know, like hodge podge) a picture to something and, you're right, the varnish messes up the picture. Glad you found a way around it!! Blessings... Polly (p.s. did you notice that I had your charms in a post the other day? I've not been feeling real well yet so I'm not caught up on reading all the comments)
Lovely, as usual!
I think she's beautiful!
Love,
Julie
These are so pretty! Very interesting. Thank you so much for your kind comment on my blog.
Your blog is very pretty - very pretty indeed!
Thanks again,
Joni
That is a very sweet charm! Don't you love a successful experiment?! :)
That is a very sweet charm! Don't you love a successful experiment?! :)
Thank you sooo much guys!
I love it! How pretty!
woohoo for the worlds most amazing charm maker, love it and glad you have resolved an issue I know has been bothering you.
Love the girl too cute
kara
xxxxxx
She is lovely!
I don't know anything about soldering or the making of these charms other than I love them!
But your experiment was a success!
Priscilla
We agree....save a step....she looks incredible...your stuff is so yummy!!!! Love the Christmas charm you are working on for Julie.
Smiles, kari and kijsa
She is absolutely lovely!!! I don't think you could do a better job!
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