Hummm Jen are you going to try it? Stacylynne

KEWL…Jennifer!

“not approved to use in soap, hair, skin”…well that kills a few applications that came to mind.

I have some antique glass that has urainium in it, Jacqui was so kind to send me some samples of it! It is called seed glass, so you use a very little bit, mix it into clear and then you have the glow in the blacklight glass, not glowi n the dark, but neat never the less!

I haven’t used it yet, I like to look at it, and think about what I am going to do with it, just haven’t figured out what I want to do…I am afraid I will like it to much hehe,

Thanks again Jacqui, I always think of you when I see this! hehe

Laura

Alot of the older glass bead are radioactive, it is slight though and probably not a danger, but I would not sleep with them on that is for sure!

Laura

[i]Originally posted by Laura Brito [/i]
[B]Alot of the older glass bead are radioactive, it is slight though and probably not a danger, but I would not sleep with them on that is for sure![/B]

LOL!

Hi Y’all!
The glass that I sent to Laura is some of the same that was used to create Vaseline glass over 70 years ago. I purchased it from Drew Fritts. If I remember correctly, the Uranium has passed any harmful level that it had….. due to the age I think.
Anyhoo, if you want to know more, read up on Vaseline glass… very interesting!, or I’ll try to find Drew’s info sheets……
Oh, it makes awesome beads!!! I may have a picture of some of them somewhere… I’ll post if I can find them.
The powder sounds really fab! The other thing is that Uranium Yellow glass from Moretti I think is also glow light reactive… [remember the old black lights!?}
Hugs!
Cool ideas guys!
Jacqui