Has anyone ever used these? I bought some for grins and giggles but not sure the proper way to use them. Can they just be drawn on a slick enameled shape or does it need a tooth to hold the crayon? I am very much a novice at enameling and wanting to learn more.
Thanks,
Ronda
Has anyone ever used these? I bought some for grins and giggles but not sure the proper way to use them. Can they just be drawn on a slick enameled shape or does it need a tooth to hold the crayon? I am very much a novice at enameling and wanting to learn more.
Thanks,
Ronda
Use them as you would use a regular crayon. Read John Killmaster in the October 1995 Glass on Metal on enamel crayons. He demonstrates on how to use and fire the crayons. The crayons are usually fired in layers at 1360 degrees. I have found different temperatures create different textures and colors. Have fun with the crayons and don't be afraid to try something different.
Charles
Use them as you would use a regular crayon. Read John Killmaster in the October 1995 Glass on Metal on enamel crayons. He demonstrates on how to use and fire the crayons. The crayons are usually fired in layers at 1360 degrees. I have found different temperatures create different textures and colors. Have fun with the crayons and don't be afraid to try something different.
Charles