Marble and Turquoise Resin
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btboone
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Excellent!!! Very cool Alice. I thought for sure those were the TruStone ones. Please see what other cool minerals are possible!
btboone
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Alice, another challenge similar to your beautiful opal look; Can you recreate the flecks look, where scales of similar colored material are below the surface and reflect in different directions? The look is very opulent and classy. It looks like the technique you used on the Opal one must be darn close to what they do to produce it. Great job!
PenWorks
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Very nice pens Alice and excellant casts [
] I am glad someone is figuring out how to make those swirls.
] I am glad someone is figuring out how to make those swirls.jvsank
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Both of those are great looking nice job on the casting
darbytee
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Beautiful job Alice. That turquoise is incredible.
swm6500
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Great looking pens Alice, you have done a wonderful job.
woodscavenger
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Boy plastics are amazing!
Jim in Oakville
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WOW, those blanks look amazing...Wonderful work on the pens as well!!
JimGo
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Alice, that is AWESOME! I'm really impressed! Any chance you'll share how you are able to get the black lines in there?
rtjw
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Great job Alice.
airrat
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Wow they look great Alice. GratZ on another successful adventure.
alamocdc
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Alice, your castings are really atarting to shine! Very nice work!
Fangar
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Very nice Alice. Great photography as well!
James
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I am still working on the technique. It is not without some problems. Let me figure out all of the bugs first. I am working on an entire line of "stone" casts. If anyone has a stone they think will work let me know.
Thanks everyone for the nice comments.
JimGo
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OK Alice, but I'm going to hold you to it! [
] I mean heck, it looks like you're pretty close now!Fleabit
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Bang up job on those! They look great!
YoYoSpin
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Very well done...thanks for sharing.
woodscavenger
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Ed, I'll bet your scratching your head trying to figure out how to do that.[] ALthoug more than likely you already have 10 of them with multiple beads already lined up for a photo shoot.
] ALthoug more than likely you already have 10 of them with multiple beads already lined up for a photo shoot.
YoYoSpin
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Well, let's just say I'm working on it...love a challenge.
J. Fred Muggs
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Okay Alice. You're about to get too godd atr this![]
I really the Tru-stone stuff. But your turquoise is every bit as good looking and your italian white marble is even better looking than the tru-stone. Great work!!
For Ideas - my favorite Tru-stone is lapis lazuli - it should be rather easy to cast. just nice dark blue with streams of gold fleck.
Some of the lace agates or popcorn jasper would be very interesting also.
]I really the Tru-stone stuff. But your turquoise is every bit as good looking and your italian white marble is even better looking than the tru-stone. Great work!!
For Ideas - my favorite Tru-stone is lapis lazuli - it should be rather easy to cast. just nice dark blue with streams of gold fleck.
Some of the lace agates or popcorn jasper would be very interesting also.
Fred, I am planning on working on some Lapis this week, and I have been thinking about leopard jasper! Sometimes I see Lapis with gold and sometimes it is silver. It has Pyrite in it. I do not understand why it is gold sometimes pyrite is silver, isn't it?
GregD
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Beautiful pens Alice. I really like the turquoise.
Randy_
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I love the "marble" !!!!!!!!
I think Pyrite is always a gold color; but in certain lights it might look a little toward the silver color you mention.
I think Pyrite is always a gold color; but in certain lights it might look a little toward the silver color you mention.
Darley
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Great casting elody21 love your pens awesome
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