I got an opportunity to take a soldering class taught by Tina Wright of {glue on my fingers} paint in my hair at my local scrapbook store the Crafty Scrapper last night and I had a blast. I have been wanting to try my hand at soldering and had so much fun creating these 2 glass charms that I will be making more! Tina is an exceptionally talented and wonderfully warm person. Taking a class from her is like learning from your best friend. She is very attentive to everyone and when you are so apprehensive about soldering like I was...she makes learning a breeze. Please stop by her blog and say Howdy to my fellow Texan Tina and if you are ever in the Waxahachie area please be sure to stop by the Crafty Scrapper! Thanks for stopping by my nest!
Take Care - Robin
These are so cool!! Looks like you became an expert in a short period of time. Wish I could have taken that class with you...maybe next time.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, wish I lived closer. So happy to see a post today, I've missed seeing your work.
ReplyDeleteVery cool tean charms. Makes me want to get out my supplies and make some!
ReplyDeleteI so would love to live near you taking all these classes all the time....what fun!!
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Hugs~T
Oh WoW!
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It´s a fantastic work!
Hugs Tine
LOL. I wonder if non-Texans understand what "carry" means??? Everywhere I go lately, someone asks, "You carry?" or says "I'm glad I carry with all these crim'nals comin' in" etc etc.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Those are great! :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are very cool, Robin. I've wanted to learn how to do this -- your class sounds very cool!
ReplyDeleteLove the cowboy theme, and your soldering looks fantastic. Very nice. ~Nan
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhh Robin, I wish I could have been there, I have wanted to try soldering charms for ages, and I just ordered a new soldering kit last week from some place, won't say where, but they are really really slow at processing orders. I just hope it get's here soon so I can try it out :)
ReplyDeleteI love your girl charms, you are soooooo lucky to have places like this to take classes at, there is nothing here.
Your soldered charms came out great! You look like a pro.
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Robin looks like you are a natural ... Linda F
ReplyDeleteOoh they turned out fantastic. So cheeky! I'm wishing I'd taken the class.
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous Robin!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love soldering? I took my first class last week and will definitely be trying it out. However, KC Willis' collage camp is keeping me busy right now. Love the cowgirls!
ReplyDeleteisn't tina just the best??
ReplyDeletei'm so glad you were able to take one of her soldering classes - looks like you're a pro - love your piece!
jan
oooooo you're brave. I'm scared of sewing machines and soldering irons. These sassy girls are awesome!!xoSusan
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