Old Glory

[Graham]

I think it looks really funky..and I kinda like it...

I love it. Earlier in the thread, I was going to make a silly little Canadian joke about your missing quite a number of stars and stripes (we know about the 13 and 50). But I couldn't even begin to compete with the humour embodied in the finished project. It's what Ralph Kramden would have referred to as a "Laugh Riot". I'm trying to picture the look on your face as your dream liquefied and inflated.

We live and learn, Kev.

[Anne]

BTW...Miss America is no more...as I was carrying her out the door, it broke. The white glass was as thin as a lightbulb.

Too bad Kev, that's a drag?  Where did you find glass that thin? Sounds like confetti glass lol.
What about 'constucting' the piece on the kiln shelf then you can transport that way and not worry about those kind of issues?

[Tre V]

BTW...Miss America is no more...as I was carrying her out the door, it broke. The white glass was as thin as a lightbulb.

No freaking way!! What a shame, cause that was way way cool! I wonder if you could do it again... No joke, Kev, that was really great!

[Kev]

Anne...what broke was the piece itself. It was so thin where the white glass had stretched, that the very little pressure on it from my arm carrying it out of the stained glass store broke it. We all had a good laugh over it though.

Graham...I think the look on my face would of had people cracking up..I was laughing about it myself afterward.

[Kev]

Oh I am sure Tre three will be more treasures to come...lol

[ct4mom]

Too bad about Miss America.....She was cool. And yes we all got a good laugh.