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Hi everyone, i just love decorative glass techniques After my recent topic on etching cream proved to be a great sucess & a wealth of nowledge!!, i was wandering have many of you out there ever tried glue chipping I've see some work of this nature & think it is quite amazing.. Infact i have ordered some granules ,but to be quite honest i am being a bit to hopfull that i may be able to create a master piece on a first attempt I have done some glass gilding & i would really love to develop my skills further, its mostly vinyl shops where i live & i just feel that there is an opertunity in the market place for specialized glasswork !! However as i have mentioned i am not familar with the workings of this art!! Any information would be very much appreciated Thanks in advance Jeremy
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As long as Steve & Barb don't mind, I'd re-direct you to another forum where both of your requested topics are handled in depth; more-so than here. Plus, you'll run into some familiar names over there, too. Although you've received good advice here, the HandletteringForum delves deeply into this stuff.
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Anyone know of a book on this subject,or even better in video form or dvd, i have looked in the bookshop but i did'nt see anything..thanks Jeremy
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