Wendy Cevola - New colors of the Frank mug by Frankoma now available. - Other Crafts

D danlovestikis Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Jun 17, 2002 Posts: 9082	D danlovestikis Posted posted on Tue, May 6, 2014 9:25 PM MaukaHale that's a good trick. At least she doesn't rip anything that's not attached. TikiHula your peanutbutter banana ice cream is waiting for you. Did you get any sleep after eating the Chocolate Cookie Dough batch? It's great to have a witness to all the hard work. Tavarua Tiki I love love love the photo. Did you drink from the mug? Are you glad I talked you into the gray glaze? Happy Birthday. hang10tiki I'm so sad to miss Caliente. LoriLovesTiki I look forward to the photo, I'm glad you are happy. Tikiwahini I was so lucky with your Rat. Sometimes the glaze does exactly what I want, sometimes it doesn't. Your mug was a lucky mug. To post a photo long on then on my thread click on Post Reply. Then Choose Add images to your post. Then click on Browse. Then choose pictures and then from your own files click on a photo. Next click on open and then on Submit. When you have the photos highlight them and do control C, then in the dialog box when you want to post it click on control V. One thing to remember is you choose them in backward order so that when you transfer them they are in the right order. I hope that helps because I look forward to photos. ================================================================== kingstiedye has a huge bowl by Gecko that is very fragile. I have repaired smaller versions for other friends in the past. So when this one had three pieces broken off (one by a housekeeper, one by Bullet and one by Dan) I volunteered to fix it. First I put glue on the bowl and the piece broken off. When they got tacky I stuck them together. One in place I used tape to keep the piece steady. Then I did it on two more pieces. After these had dried overnight. I took off the tape and added Elmer's wood putty. I did it on the front and the underside. You can add matching texture or smooth it with a wet finger or sand it after it dries. I speed-ed it up with a high dryer. I painted it with a matching red enamel and did the lava highlights. When I finished even my cat couldn't find the repairs. The bowl is now back home at kingstiedye in his wonderful collection. Cheers, Wendy

MaukaHale that's a good trick. At least she doesn't rip anything that's not attached.

TikiHula your peanutbutter banana ice cream is waiting for you. Did you get any sleep after eating the Chocolate Cookie Dough batch?

It's great to have a witness to all the hard work.

Tavarua Tiki I love love love the photo. Did you drink from the mug? Are you glad I talked you into the gray glaze?
Happy Birthday.

hang10tiki I'm so sad to miss Caliente.

LoriLovesTiki I look forward to the photo, I'm glad you are happy.

Tikiwahini I was so lucky with your Rat. Sometimes the glaze does exactly what I want, sometimes it doesn't. Your mug was a lucky mug.

To post a photo long on then on my thread click on Post Reply. Then Choose Add images to your post. Then click on Browse.
Then choose pictures and then from your own files click on a photo. Next click on open and then on Submit.
When you have the photos highlight them and do control C, then in the dialog box when you want to post it click on control V.

One thing to remember is you choose them in backward order so that when you transfer them they are in the right order. I hope that helps because I look forward to photos.

==================================================================

kingstiedye has a huge bowl by Gecko that is very fragile. I have repaired smaller versions for other friends in the past. So when this one had three pieces broken off (one by a housekeeper, one by Bullet and one by Dan) I volunteered to fix it.

First I put glue on the bowl and the piece broken off. When they got tacky I stuck them together.