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when I saw the thumbnail i thought this was about eye surgery 😳

i mean thats wonderful for sure, particularly teaching people about using picks, but you totally didnt explain the bundle build :( still great and informative dont get me wrong, i dont want you to think im dogging on this, it was great, i just would have loved the first half lol

Do you buy a lot of commercial stringer? What torch and source of O2 go you use?

Love this!!! Thank you!!!

I add a swipe of base (white) to the edge so I can get my pattern on

Finally someone that shows how to use the mandrel globs left over from a twist. Thanks so much. Every twisty is a treat. Encasing black is always nice idea. Thanks so much.

I feel so reassured when I see someone reattach the ends of a pull and go again. I'd love to see you use this cane in some beads.

I am your 800th subscriber ..... love the videos !!!

Wow stunning bead work!!

Neat! I wish you would have shown the completed cane at the end so we could see how the glass healed. Thanks for sharing this!

These are so magical!

loved the vid . sorry for this q but did u need to anneal the cane after ??

Turned out beautiful! It reminds me of a little coral in the finished bead.

Is there another part to this instruction? I'd love to see how you put it together

📷 View close up photos of the finished bead after annealing: facebook.com/photo?fbid=861777189282472&set=pcb.861778095949048

Dude, show your finished bead. This is just too insatisfying.

this is beautiful, thank you for making the video!

Great demo as it was nice to see how you encased them x

Really love your style must give this a go - well done x

Really loved the video but I agree with Noah’s.ark83 would have really like to have seen the whole process right to the end. X

How could you not show the pull!

Great tutorial. Did you use a slightly cooler flame when attaching the murrini chips? Loved the finished bead. They are magical. Remind me of coral under the sea.xB

Did that bead crack? You must have glass as thick as the mandrel on either side of it.

What color is the shard you are using? Thank you.

Beautiful!

Just wondering what was the glass you used for silver and what is the striking technique

hey man! what will you use this cane for?

**To view photos of the beautiful colors in this bead that developed after kiln annealing visit my website: **ccglassart.com/2015/01/26/lamp..**. ** Hello! I hope you enjoy this video of my lampworking session :-) In this video I use colorful glass frit (tiny pieces of glass) dragged through pure white glass to create a feathery pattern on a simple big hole bead. There is no speaking or teaching in this video, it is just a demonstration for entertainment purposes only.* (Please excuse some of the background noise as I learn to improve videotaping my lampworking sessions...;-) To learn more about me and my beads, (and to see a photo of the finished bead after kiln annealing), visit my website: www.ccglassart.com.

**To see final images of the murrini after kiln annealing visit my website: **ccglassart.com/2015/02/05/murr..**. ** Hello! In this video I test my own handmade murrini chips on white glass. After making murrini I like to see how they will look and behave - I also use these samples for photographing the murrini for my Etsy listings. There is no speaking or teaching in this video, it is just a demonstration for entertainment purposes only.*

**To view a photo of the final bead after kiln annealing visit my website: **ccglassart.com/2015/02/26/gla..**. ** Blown glass shards can be a creative and fun way to add a lot of detail to your bead designs in one simple step! Often you can just create a single color base bead, wrap it with a shard, and have a beautiful finished piece without too much effort. Of course, it's also fun to add a little flair to shard beads by twisting the glass, adding raised dots or trapped air bubbles, and even embedding sparkly cubic zirconias. :-D In this video I show how I apply my own hand-blown glass shards to a small size round bead. It can be a bit tricky on this sized beads, but by using the heat of the flame carefully you can create gorgeous beads! Please note: There is no speaking or teaching in this video, it is just a demonstration for entertainment purposes only. As such, I will not be offering any advice or information as to the colors, tools or techniques I use. If you learn something new, that's great! But the video is really just for your enjoyment.

Watch me melt glass and play with fire! In this video I work step-by-step to create a hollow-looking murrini cane. I include narration throughout, so you might learn a little something along the way ;-)

Watch me melt glass and play with fire! In this video I create an encased bead using reactive silver glass. I add texture and dimension with raised glass dots on the surface of the bead. There is no narration, as this is meant to be more of a demonstration than instructional.

Watch me make a Purple Glass Latticino Ribbon Cane from start to finish. The final cooled cane is shown at the end of the video. *I apologize for the shaky video. I believe the camera may have been too close to my work area and the waves of heat affected filming. There is no narration, as this is meant to be more of a demonstration than instructional. But if you have any specific question don't hesitate to ask them in the comments below.

⬅ ➯ ↔ Pretty!

Thanks for taking the time to make this vid, appreciate a different technique. Aloha!