[Jewelry making - Article 00579] - Re: [Orchid] [Enamel Bits] Getting your Lumps

[Margaret Malm]

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    Well, first you'd have to consider that the melting point might
    be *very* different from the enamels. (which may be no problem,
    depending on how you're going to use it) Also, you don't know what
    it has in it -- lead, other things that may be a problem? what
    does it have in it that gives it that color? Or does it have
    something in it that might contaminate the regular enamels you
    use with it? Or does the color separate out of it when it's
    melted? 

Margaret
kadok AT redrock.net


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