I've had a busy day in the studio today, which included lots of glazing and a Raku firing that produced the pieces above. They just happen to be part of today's Giveaway prize! I stole a peek at the answers from yesterday's giveaway about what your favorite metals are and was surprised to see so many people who answered copper as a favorite. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, as it is one of my favorites too. So I decided to giveaway this coppery Raku house and accent links and a big pile of copper from my bead collection. There's some chain, some mesh wire, beads, and charms in bright copper and dark copper and shades in-between! I hope you like it, copper lovers!
To win today's prize, leave a comment on the Earthenwood Studio Chronicles blog and answer this question:
A little trivia for you, so you have to go and look things up, hehe! I'm putting your high school chemistry to the test... What is the atomic number for copper on the periodic table?
One winner will be chosen at random from all the comments. All winners will be chosen and posted to the blog on June 15th, so be sure to check back then. You must respond to the June 15th winner post and follow the directions to claim your prize within one week of the posting. After a week, I reserve the right to choose another winner. Good luck and thanks for commenting!
Ooh! Chemistry was one of my favorite classes in high school (yes, I was a nerd...)...
ReplyDeleteCu is the symbol for Copper - atomic number 29.
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29 - cause it is so fine! LOL
ReplyDeleteAll so yummy! I love the raku components you made!
ReplyDeleteThe answer to the trivia question is 29.
Alice
thepetersons13@mchsi.com
Those are awesome! And it's good know that the Atomic number for Copper is 29. A good number - I like it!
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ReplyDeleteI love the finish on those beads! What a fabulous giveaway--I will share on Twitter. :)
All right Melanie, I'm entering again, as I am one of those copper fanatics you talked about! Plus I LOVE your new raku components and would really like to work them into a couple of my pieces!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
:-) Molly
P.S. The atomic number for copper (Cu) is 29
Atomic number 29. And the raku beads are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAnd this is CJ. *g* Posted as Chris yesterday, I think. The first post, I think.
love the copper.........the answer to your question is 29
ReplyDeleteI came across your blog when I googled Shibuichi! I love Copper. The atomic number for Cu is 29. I hope I win some of your goodies. Good luck at the Bead Fest.
ReplyDeleteOhhh such good goodies! Okay - so did my homework, and it is atomic number 29!!!!
ReplyDeleteHope I win!
The atomic nimber for copper on the periodic table is 29
ReplyDeleteAtomic number 29, I think. I do love copper and I especially love what it does in a raku firing. Beautiful pieces!
ReplyDeleteHeHe! It's 29! Love me some copper! Love the links and the little house too...fabulous colors!
ReplyDeleteBead happy!
Michelle
29. I googled it, but I have no idea what it means.... :)
ReplyDeleteI hope I was looking at the right answer, 29
ReplyDeleteNever did take Chemistry, so that was a little tough.
Copper is 29. My favorite metal on the periodic table is number 26 iron, notated Fe, as in Fey, as in fairies, who are allergic to iron. =D
ReplyDeleteWait, I am the first post. Everyone will see my number and not look it up. So....... 29, or 92 or 9 or 2 hummm......
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ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day!
Erin
I love raku and those beads are great. Count me in the giveaway. Copper is one of my very favorites next to vintaj bronze gauge 20 wire. The atomic number of copper is 29 on the periodic scale. Hope Bead and Button is goes well. Wish I were there.
ReplyDeleteThe atomic number for Copper (CU) is 29!
ReplyDeleteNice idea to have giveaways, you rock! sorry I missed out on yesterday's!
Copper is #29 on the periodic table. Such lovely giveaways! They look fab!
ReplyDeleteIts Number 29. Such useless information!
ReplyDeleteNow here is useless trivia:
The Statue of Liberty contains 179,000 pounds of copper.
Now that info makes me winner worthy for sure!
Wonerful givaway Melanie! I hope you had a nice holiday:) The atomic number for Cu is 29! Thanks for this marvelous opportunity!!
ReplyDeleteThe atomic number for copper on the periodic table is 29.
ReplyDeleteYour raku pendants are awesome. I love the look of the pendants!
Cu is number 29.
ReplyDeleteI love copper too. Gorgeous metal that can be given lovely patinas.
ReplyDeleteOn the periodic table it's no 29 (no, didn't know that by heart).
This is so fun- everyday a giveaway!! WOW-- I really like all of your new ceramic beads. I do have a coppler fetish though... hint hint hint....
ReplyDeleteIf it's my birthday, do I win automatically?
ReplyDeleteJust kidding. The atomic number of copper is 29.
Hopefully Cu is the right answer. I love the coppery finish on the pieces from today. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness I had to take Chemistry again at age 55, when I retired and returned to school to become a Vet Tech!! Copper is CU on the Periodic Table, which, by the way, more than doubled in elements since I was 15!!
ReplyDeleteI love this set, just like I love all of your work!!
The answer is 29. I like this contest. It will be fun!
ReplyDeleteCopper is atomic number 29
ReplyDeleteCopper (Cu) atomic number is 29.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this copper give away. I've really fallen in love with copper lately. I am usually a silver fan, but copper can give a really dramatic flair to any piece of jewelry.
Is this where to put answer`,Melanie?I knew,my kid told me!Answer is 27.Gail Whitehead
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The atomic number for copper is 29
ReplyDeleteThe atomic number for copper, Cu, is 29. abarrett@fuse.net
ReplyDeleteCopper (CU) is number 29!
ReplyDeleteExcited to see all the copper goodies. What a great stash you must have!
Yipppeee! I'm so proud of myself for remembering without looking it up....hahahaha
ReplyDeletethe #is 29 and the symbol is CU. Thanks for the opportunity to win your giveaway!!
Copper! Atomic number is 29, and for extra credit, the symbol is Cu. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is just the incentive I need to get back into the habit of checking your blog daily!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, the atomic number of copper is 29.
CU #29
ReplyDeleteHi, Melanie - The atomic number for copper on the periodic table is 29. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletecopper is Cu
ReplyDeletemelanie,
ReplyDeletei said in yesterday's answer i put silver and copper. so i thought it was only right i should
give both answers.here goes:copper on the chart is Cu and it's number is 29, silver on the chat is AG and it's number is 47. i also like aluminum which is Al and it's number is 13...i don't just like one,so i gave answers to my 3 favorites...
i really like the new beads and pendants, i think the main reason i like your work is because you aren't afraid to step out of the box.alot of artist's don't do that,but you just go with what your feeling,and that i really like. it's given me inspiration to go my own way with my beading..thanks again...
lol,
barbara hopkins
nanniespiperdayle@yahoo.com
Easy Q!
ReplyDeleteName: Copper
Symbol: Cu
Atomic Number: 29
Thank you for the chance to win!
The atomic number of copper is... 29!
ReplyDelete29, and NO I did not remember it!
ReplyDelete29? I hope so:-) regards Stefanie
ReplyDeleteEither high school chemistry or google skills..lol. The atomic number for CU is 29.
ReplyDeletethe atomic number for copper - 29.
ReplyDeleteMari
laspina75@coqui.net
29 :)
ReplyDeleteAs one of the copper lovers, I must say that those components are awesome! Even more so are your raku pieces, I love the random play of colours! I think they'd be very pretty with copper, once again. Would love to win these even more than the rest!
It's 29! It's 29!
ReplyDeleteMe, I need these! Pick me, Pick me!
Please and thank you!
Thank goodness for google!! The number is 29.
ReplyDeleteLove the copper! love love love it! These house beads are AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteI think I goofed on the last post and didn't put the right "answer"--just having so much FUN going through your blog ooohing and ahhhhing.
The atomic number for copper is 29 :)
29!! That was fun but I will probably have nightmares tonight about not being able to find my classroom for high school science class! So if I fail the test that is ALWAYS given in nightmares, I only have you to blame, so I have to win this fabulous Raku, which I love, love, love! See comment in Day One Giveaway Post! Tee Hee...
ReplyDeleteKatina
kjkoukla(at ) hotmail (dot) com
Oh crap. This isn't even high school chem - I had it in the fall in college, too. It's... in the 40's? 49 is the first number that springs to mind, but I'm pretty sure that isn't right. Something 9? It definitely ends in a 9.
ReplyDeleteThe number for copper is 29 (learned something new today!)
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