I have photographs of the entire process including the finished BIG paperweight. If I can figure out how to get them into a slide show, I will attach it to this video. I'm not sure how long this will take me to do, so please be patient.
I have a Macintosh laptop computer, but my husband has "movie maker" on his PC laptop. I may have to transfer the photos to his computer to get the job done. :-) I have been trying to upload the pictures to the flickr website, but have managed to get only a portion of the batch to upload. Try, try again.
@BlueXJaY7 I have finally figured out how to make a slide show with all the pictures I took while our class was making the BIG paperweight at The Corning Museum of Glass. It will try to post it on YouTube in a few minutes under the name/title Making the BIG Paperweight at The Corning Museum of Glass. Hope you enjoy watching the process.
That is very impressive, i'd like to have seen the finished product ^.^
BlueXJaY7 1 year ago
@BlueXJaY7
I have photographs of the entire process including the finished BIG paperweight. If I can figure out how to get them into a slide show, I will attach it to this video. I'm not sure how long this will take me to do, so please be patient.
softpaws2 1 year ago
@softpaws2
Take your time and thank you for replying ^.^
2 programs i would suggest for that are microsoft powerpoint but a better program is windows movie maker, hope this helps :)
BlueXJaY7 1 year ago
@BlueXJaY7
I have a Macintosh laptop computer, but my husband has "movie maker" on his PC laptop. I may have to transfer the photos to his computer to get the job done. :-) I have been trying to upload the pictures to the flickr website, but have managed to get only a portion of the batch to upload. Try, try again.
softpaws2 1 year ago
@BlueXJaY7 I have finally figured out how to make a slide show with all the pictures I took while our class was making the BIG paperweight at The Corning Museum of Glass. It will try to post it on YouTube in a few minutes under the name/title Making the BIG Paperweight at The Corning Museum of Glass. Hope you enjoy watching the process.
softpaws2 1 year ago