Kelvin ticked away happily last night (and him ticking off the degrees, all 1425 of them, up and down the scale is definitely one of my favorite all’s-well-with-the-world noises), and I grappled with the porcupine some more, and so the evening was passed. I decided both that the sock is not hideous, per se (it’s [...]
Posts Tagged ‘kelvin’
Glass cakes, socks, mirrors – it’s all going on
Posted in fused glass, knitting, Warm glass, tagged cranberry pink, erbium pink tint, firing schedule, Frank Lloyd Wright, frit, fused glass, fusing, kelvin, knitting, shelf paper, sock on February 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Meet Kelvin (in Fahrenheit)
Posted in Warm glass, tagged centigrade, fahrenheit, kelvin, kiln on September 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This should really be the first post, but that only occurred to me yesterday. Kelvin is a two-year-old (possibly three-year-old) Paragon Fusion Eight kiln. He came to me from a woman in Yorkshire who had decided that lampworking was her true love and that Kelvin needed more space as well since she’d moved to a [...]

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