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But, how?
By moving, adding and personalizing widgets.
You can drag and and drop to rearrange.
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"Why," you ask? Because we want profile pages to have freedom of customization, but also to have some consistency. This way, when anyone visits a deviant, they know they can always find the art in the top left, and personal info in the top right.
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Well, due to holidays, repeated computer viruses and other as sundry items I have been away for some time. Currently unable to update with any new art work as the camera died. Sorry about that everyone. I am working, but for now can not hope to share my new works. I have to get images before I can show off my latest artistic endeavors. Please bear with me as I seek a new camera, and time to get things up.
Thanks for the welcome. It isn't easy doing tiny seed beads one at a time with fast drying glues, but it keeps this dyslexic author sane Hopefully I will figure out how this site is set up soon. I apologise for the hold up in replying. I only just discovered the comment portion of the page. Your own page has inspired me to make another beaded bag and I thank you for that gift.
No worries-
have you tried 'weldbond' adhesive? It's such a user friendly- excellent glass bonding product- dries clear. I use it almost exclusively now.
I look forward to seeing more of your work. Best wishes- jenevieve
I haven't heard of that glue before. Mostly I use clear set Tacky glue for the paper mache masks I make myself when doing sead bead mosaics. I typically use a heavy varnish to make certain the beads are sealed into the work, and it can be cleaned anytime as a final protective coat.
On metals I use JB Weld quick set. (My life dream is to bead a car hood in dragons with pretty celtic border designs. LOL) I'll have to see if I can find this weldbond and play with new goodies. Chuckles.. I love playing with new stuff when I am not writing for a living. Thanks for the tip on new things to explore. That's what I love the most about getting to talk to toher artists, new things to play with. Do you think the weld would work on poly clays? Just curious since I use poly clay sculpting as bead foundations a fair amount and am looking for a good solution to making the glass beads stick to 3D forms.
LOL, plus my space slot, and oh geeze, I swear you have more of my beaded art work up on your my space than I have an awareness of even having pictures of the work. LOL.. IF you had my consigned work residing at Creative Ventures You'd even have that in your friends artwork folder too I bet! LOL.. You should put your own artwork up, like your great necklaces you design brattikins! Haha
ROFL.. BYW !youngmoons does great drawings with increadable shading of Carrabean pirate you soooo adore. You should check out the gallery! Cheesy Grins Gottas spread the love of your capn Jack Sparrow here. ROFL
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welcome to dA!
have you tried 'weldbond' adhesive? It's such a user friendly- excellent glass bonding product- dries clear. I use it almost exclusively now.
I look forward to seeing more of your work. Best wishes- jenevieve
On metals I use JB Weld quick set. (My life dream is to bead a car hood in dragons with pretty celtic border designs. LOL)
I'll have to see if I can find this weldbond and play with new goodies. Chuckles.. I love playing with new stuff when I am not writing for a living.
JIO
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Too many people are looking for the cure for death; I am looking for the cure for life.
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