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You are great. Does that technique work with Murano glass COE 104?

It is a bit risky changing punties like that, especially if you are inexperienced. It doesn’t take much to have a molten hot marble rolling across your table and down onto the floor. I took a class with John Kobuki, and he taught us a much safer way to change punties: warm up your marble mold a bit, put your marble into the mold and gently tap your punti with a tool close to the marble to get it to let go. Then turn your marble over using that warm punti to rotate the bottom side up. Then heat up your punti and gently attach it vertically to the marble. Using this method is simple and I haven’t had to chase a marble across the floor in a very long time!

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Looks great like the shape as well..wish mine came out looking that good.

What are the rods your using to color called?

i love you glass name its so deep and complicated to rememeber, im offcenter glass, its not the luckiest name - auston oslapas

Felicidades de dónde es usted

... smart girl! Thanks for the example of your mastery with glass. I would be interested in the tempering curve in the cooling furnace ... May glass keep you entertained and nourish you well! translated by a translator 👍

I love your videos so much 🥹

Can you do a video just exactly how you are doing this one on how to use the kiln? Please

Nice

What are those tongs you use at the end? I only have the kind with all the little wires and i really dont like it for little stuff

very cool. I love mine too. Congrats

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Great tutorial, you explain things so well for me, I very much appreciate it

Those colours go so well together. Thank you

Very nice, thank you for making this video.

That looks really cool! Thanks for sharing your technique

Thank you for putting this one up, I’ve gone back and forth about 10 times now and I think I’m starting to get it right

That’s really neat, you are a excellent teacher, thankyou

Do you make any videos using Boro?

I’m looking at your Etsy shop as a fellow glass blower. Why would you make everything so cheap price wise not a good move. That devalues your art and ruins the market for everyone else trying to sell their art for a decent wage. You could sell this for a lot more , along with why are you just including the hemp cord with purchase, you should be charging extra. Hemp cords take forever to braid I make them as well. Your prices do not reflect the time spent. Your prices barely cover glass material if you’re using boro. Cost of oxygen etc.

Nice video. Would you mind holding the rod still for a few seconds, vs rotating it?

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Saludos

love the angle of your shots! so easy to see what you are doing!

You make it look so easy! 😳 Thanks for sharing your passion! QUESTION…. Why is a kiln needed after creation?

I have definitely been feeling that lately but I’m happy I got on the torch last night and going back on this morning before work

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Muy bien felicidades

Thanks for sharing I really appreciate it, I'm new on this!

Great tutorial! Thank you.

I enjoy your vids, just wondering if it were possible to have a sodium flare filter on your camera? Or maybe a split screen?

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You are amazingly talented and gifted. This is gorgeous!

Great video, it is rare to find someone who can describe their process so clearly. What does pushing on the dots with your tweezers do before you start the implosion process? Would flattening the bottom of the dots with the graphite pad work the same?

Do you run off tanked air? or what sort of air setup do you have on that mirage?

I think You're RIGHT MESMERIZING my friend☝🏽💎

That force happens to be evil

Very articulate, and centered cam. In another video, someone recommended a filter for the cam. When displaying the piece, please hold it steady without turning.

How long u left it in kiln till you took it out to air cool?

That's pretty cool I like it! Galaxy is one of my favorite backing colors, I use it in a lot of my videos. I also always keep a punty ready with a bit of galaxy on the end. Quick tip too - if you want to use a filter for your camera, get some of the paper glasses from Mountain Glass. You can cut them up and stick them to your camera, super simple!

Good video, nice clear instructions. You make it look easy!

Love the pendent, and the setup is pretty great as well!

Steven Pressfield has a book about that secret force. Nice🍄

Hey beautiful girl !!! First of all love your videos love your art very kool I’m an glass artist here in California I did stop making glass for some years now but I can’t wait to go back starting torching again I love making art glass by the way I’ll like to say that I love how you explain everything you do as you working on your art so easy to follow your directions I’m pretty sure your followers are appreciate your videos and also with all the respect I do love your voice if you were my teacher wowwwww anyway girl keep up with your amazing glass art let’s make kool glass

Thanks for the tutorial. I’m not really sure why you would use glue for the stake though. If you have ever had bead release fail, you know that the glass will weld itself to the steel stronger than any adhesive!

Thank you - very nice, even loop. :)

Can you please put a link to your etsy store in the video description?

I appreciate this so much!! I got a random bunch of rods that keep coming out clear when I use them so I’m gonna try this technique when I get back on the torch. You’re awesome!!