WOW thank you for sharing this! I have 3 collectable items made of lampwork glass and it's so fun to see all the work behind it. It makes me, if its possible, appreciate the item more. I loved them before but even more now :)
I noticed that you have some of the Cattwalk tools...would you please demo one of those. I would like to purchase them but I'm a newbie...Thanks for this video...very nice!
i really enjoyed the video work. i haven't been in a studio for a while and i just yearn to be there! might i make the suggestion that the next time you make a video like this, that you film with a pair of the special glasses over the lens. then the bead has more detail when in the flame. just an idea!
Was a bit frustrating to not have a chance to see the finished piece. The shot is one second in length.
inpahoa 4 months ago
I keep coming back to this video over and over again.
lysdexia9 5 months ago
Very good. With what do you cool the bead??
maertinmodeschmuck 6 months ago
Wonderful thank you :)
vonniescrafts1 7 months ago
was a helpful post but what music is it? i think its really good
kukiazu 11 months ago
can you use this same technique to cover a small brass tube?
sofiadragon1979 1 year ago
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beautiful video!
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AdinJewelry 1 year ago
where do you buy the flame thing ?
lovedogs109 1 year ago
relaxing,,thanks
dithbmine1 2 years ago
WOW thank you for sharing this! I have 3 collectable items made of lampwork glass and it's so fun to see all the work behind it. It makes me, if its possible, appreciate the item more. I loved them before but even more now :)
nicegirlfromiceland 2 years ago
meraviglioso!!!
lartediRaMuS 2 years ago
I'm taking classes on flameworking and this is amazing! If someday I can have such good technique life would be GREAT!
malinawong 2 years ago
nice one!
BradenHammondGlass 2 years ago
I would love to know what kind of paste you encased the bead core with...
beaddrops 2 years ago
brilliant! thanks for the awesome video!
shackney28 3 years ago
that was awesome. ^^ glass making is something I don't see often, but its an interesting process. ^^
LinksLove 3 years ago
lovely just lovely :)
Moty23m 3 years ago
I noticed that you have some of the Cattwalk tools...would you please demo one of those. I would like to purchase them but I'm a newbie...Thanks for this video...very nice!
drummergirl2u 3 years ago
Exellent!
Astrid270718 3 years ago
Loved the video. Do you have to use a special type of crystal jewel in the middle of the flower?
toomanyparrots 3 years ago
Opps! Sorry just saw the comment on this.
toomanyparrots 3 years ago
WOW your flowers are awesome!
kdallen4444 3 years ago
You make putting on the vines look like they are as easy as writing with a pen. Beautiful bead.
gwood79336 4 years ago
Hi, I really enjoyed the demo. What the liquid you dipped the bead in before encasing the core?
hanamay03 4 years ago
It appears to be mica powder or pixie dust - it's a superfine powder, not a liquid.
sigridhigh 4 years ago
i really enjoyed the video work. i haven't been in a studio for a while and i just yearn to be there! might i make the suggestion that the next time you make a video like this, that you film with a pair of the special glasses over the lens. then the bead has more detail when in the flame. just an idea!
k23smiles 4 years ago
the metal rod, called a mandrel, usually has a layer of "slip" on it that when the bead has cooled, it is able to be slide off.
k23smiles 4 years ago
Very very, nice indeed, sweet origanel work, please do a video with some virbal comments to help us understand what is happining
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1axvn 4 years ago
great video, beautiful bead, show some more
jubo333 4 years ago
I love it! Please make more!
CURIOUS0111 4 years ago
love your video and bead, thanks.
Carol
thebeadnut 4 years ago
What did you use for a jem? Does it ever fall out or do you cover it with something?
Love your video, thanks!
-DY
megakyladyjohn 4 years ago
It's a small cubic zirconia. It doesn't have to be covered, the glass holds it tight.
Othit 4 years ago