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  1. Aug 25, 2009, 10:52 PM
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    Dad-in-laws' work, some anyway

    He could make a point out of a bottle and the green one shows it.
    I should wait for the sun to show the real colors in some of these.
    First pic is in the sun taken a while back.







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  2. Aug 26, 2009, 10:31 PM #2
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    Re: Dad-in-laws' work, some anyway

    Nice work!
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    Super nice!
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    Re: Dad-in-laws' work, some anyway

    That is exceptional!!He is a real artist!!
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    Re: Dad-in-laws' work, some anyway

    I realize this topic has been posted a while, but I hope the author is still around. I would like to know if your father-in-law knapps the glass or does he work it another way? I am very interested in learning to work glass like this and would really like to know how he does it. Thanks.
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