And encasing side. Tonight's practice was on encasing and reactives. Sigh. I give up. Reactives just make the beads so stunning.
So, Smudgkat / MoonKatty (the only other person who reads my blog), is there a way to recover an encasing gone bad? I have a few encased beads that are pretty good. I'm getting a little better with the technique. But, I notice that sometimes if I don't keep the encasing close together, the base bead will bleed through and smudge the encasing attempt. Can you go back and add more glass? Or is it already ruined?
Well, I've made my share of questionable encased beads. I did find a way to save an iffy one the other day and I really liked the result. I can't really describe it except to say that it is now quite organic and looks as if I purposely created it. Perhaps I did!
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