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summer_in_TX

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15. Ah, no blowing glass involved I guess.

Reply to drmeow (Reply #11)

Wed Aug 20, 2025, 01:05 AM

Aug 20

Our area has a fused glass studio as well as a glassblowing studio. I toured with our local Chamber of Commerce iwhen the fused glass studio was new so there were just a few samples. I don't think I hefted anything so didn't realize the difference.

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