Making a Glass Jellyfish Pendant at the Ravalli County Fair 2023 with Borosilicate Flamework

Sorry for the camera shaking a bit. I think it was a little windy and you can see the water in the tin can moving. We have a great time at the fair and I made a lot of glass! This video shows the process start to finish from our little work station at the fair.
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Bill became a full time artist and started blowing glass in 1993 and Rae left the corporate world in 2002 to be with Bill and become a glassblower. In 2016 they began incorporating metal working, dragon attire and Steampunk designs into their glass art. Together they live on a small farm that includes orchards, an extensive garden with a green house, Steampunk shop, Torch shop for torch work glass blowing, Bills Man Cave equipped with a electronics wing and Brew house.
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very nice work. Thank you for your effort.

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