May 17, 20188 yr comment_149445 I've been the scrap pile again, experimenting with wood and acrylic glitter. The ball is thin pieces of Yellow Hart and Bubinga (I think). The shaft is plain ole pine. I painted the pine and I layered the glitter in thick layers in the crease and allowed to dry overnight, then repeated with the glitter. It came out OK and I think I may have an effect I'll use in the future Report
May 17, 20188 yr comment_149460 this is one of your better ones I think, that's saying something! Steve Report
May 17, 20188 yr comment_149469 Ok maybe it is me . I like the ball but glitter is just not my thing. The layering (lamination ) in the ball is perfect Report
May 17, 20188 yr Author comment_149484 1 hour ago, Gerald said: Ok maybe it is me . I like the ball but glitter is just not my thing. The layering (lamination ) in the ball is perfect I don't really like it much, but if you get an idea and don't try it........you'll never know. You may find a new technique that highlights you whole project................or not so much Report
May 18, 20188 yr comment_149503 4 hours ago, Ron Altier said: I don't really like it much, but if you get an idea and don't try it........you'll never know. You may find a new technique that highlights you whole project................or not so much Now if that was real gold dust, it might make a difference. Herb Report
May 19, 20188 yr comment_149655 I love it when you dig around in your scrap bin Ron. Always something creative and unique emerges.! Report
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