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It was the first time I've tried soldering and took some practice to get the results I wanted.
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Darling Niki
25 Mar 00:58
How cool! Combining science and jewelry.. two of my fav things!! yay! microscope slides!!
Dawn R.
25 Mar 06:02
this is a brilliant idea!! thank you!
Holly B.
25 Mar 21:49
I have been trying to work out how to go about this for ages! What metal did you use for the edge and soldering with? Tips much appreciated!
Shantessa K.
05 Apr 05:42
I loved them thanks so much again Great job!
Vicky Ninja
11 Jun 19:11
wow! so pretty!! Where did you get your slides from?. I guess this would also work by super gluing the edges together. They'd look cute without the frame. Nice job!
Cat Morley
19 Jun 12:51
They are beautiful!
Sue D.
19 Mar 13:38
You can get either microscope glass from ebay or Ranger Memory glass from various craft suppliers.
Ranger sells the copper foil tape or you can get it from stained glass suppliers. You can give an antiqued effect by rubbing the solder with patina which makes it black.