A Perfect Twist

Step 6 Now what to do with the wire.....

 Someone asked me to post something I use the wire for.  I have been really busy with family matters lately, but I did get a chance to get out into the shop and put together a few things.  For a couple of them, I used some twisted wire.  This is just one of the ways I used some of it.
I bent the wire to form a treble clef, and the letter S to make a glass heart for my niece who loves music.  I added the pieces to a "pickle" in order to clean them and help stop any oxidation of the metal during the firing process of the kiln.
I collected a large number of various pieces of COE 96 glass, and put them in a porcelain heart mold.  I added the wire pieces and covered it with clear COE 96 glass.  I fused it (and there will be an instructable to come on glass fusing when I get things caught up here).  The result was the piece you see.   

Comments

[rebollo1]

Sorry I speak Spanish. If you go through a roller press can be made bracelets and rings for hands

[arpoky]

If you speak Spanish, then why are you speaking English? Lulz.

[barefootbohemian]

I think you have a wonderful idea rebollo1 :) in any language...

[barefootbohemian]

It doesn't matter what language a person uses, as long as it is understood what he says. So why argue about it? No hace nada cualquier idioma Uds. prefieren , mientras se entienda qué él dice. ¿Tan porqué discuta sobre él? Non ci è differenza che lingua una persona usa, finchè è capito che cosa dice. Così perché discuta a questo proposito? Es gibt keinen Unterschied, welche Sprache eine Person verwendet, solange es verstanden wird, was er sagt. So warum argumentieren Sie über es? And with that said.... have a beautiful day!

[rebollo1]

Si lo pasa por una prensa de rodillos . Se aplana y se pueden hacer pulceras o anillos