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Kristina Logan
United States
Приєднався 29 кві 2020
KRISTINA has been working with glass for over 30 years and is recognized internationally for her precisely patterned glass beads, jewelry, and objects. Kristina's work has been collected by The Smithsonian Museum of American Art: Renwick Gallery, The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning NY, and the Musée du Verre de Sars-Poteries, France.
The Corning Museum of Glass writes-- “...the work of Kristina Logan stands out for its originality, sophistication, and innovation.”
Kristina is a passionate maker as well as educator. She has taught workshops internationally and in the United States in private studios and at the Penland School of Crafts, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Urban Glass, and The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass.
The Corning Museum of Glass writes-- “...the work of Kristina Logan stands out for its originality, sophistication, and innovation.”
Kristina is a passionate maker as well as educator. She has taught workshops internationally and in the United States in private studios and at the Penland School of Crafts, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Urban Glass, and The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass.
Making A Disk Bead With Concentric Rings - Flamework Demonstration
This is a close up view from my studio as I make a large disk bead start to finish. I love to use this bead as a demonstration and teaching tool. It is a fun bead to make and really helps students understand how to build up a large disk shape at the torch. Alternating colors not only adds to the challenge but helps one understand each layer independently. I consider this a great skill building bead that can be practiced in any number of color combinations.
I am using Effetre COE 104 glass
Torch: GTT Lynx
Flameworking, beadmaking, lampworking and glass art
I am using Effetre COE 104 glass
Torch: GTT Lynx
Flameworking, beadmaking, lampworking and glass art
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Favorite Glass Beadmaking Tools
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Here I show my favorite graphite paddles that I like to use for flameworking and beadmaking. I also show how I can modify and shape them to my specific needs.
Making a Silver Ring in a Glass Bead
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This is a step by step view of how I create a sterling silver ring (also called a rivet or cuff) inside a flamworked glass bead. You can see the inside of my studio where I work and all the tools I like to use for the process. This is the press I use www.nortelglass.com/nortel-bead-liner/
How I make 4 Beads on a Mandrel - Flamework Demonstration
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Watch me work in real time with no edits or fast forwards as I make 4 Mini Beads on one mandrel. This is a close up view over my shoulder as I flamework. I filmed this demonstration at my glass bench where I work every day so you can get a real feel from inside my studio. I am using Effetre COE 104 glass 1/8 (3mm) diameter mandrel Torch: GTT Lynx www.glasstorchtech.com/
Flamework Demonstration - How I Make a 13mm Glass Bead
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This is a close up view over my shoulder as I flamework. You can see my process from start to finish with very little editing as I form a round bead and decorate it with tiny dots. I filmed this demonstration at my glass bench where I work every day so you can get a real feel from inside my studio. I am using Effetre COE 104 glass Torch: GTT Lynx www.glasstorchtech.com/
Thankyou for sharing this, it’s so nice to see a bead video where you can see the work being done and not just a huge flame.
All seems right with the world when I’m watching a Kristina Logan video! Questions for you, please: how were you able to retrieve the warm rods from your kiln without lifting a kiln door? I have 2 kilns and both have doors I must open and close. Next, how are your eyes? Do you see the actual glass colors through those lenses of yours or do the colors look different? Finally, the beads on your table are beautiful! Thank you for this video!
Thanks for watching and your thoughtful questions.😊 The door to my kiln can be opened just a crack for the glass rods to slip in and out of when I am working. The glasses I use have both corrective and didymium lenses so I can see through the soda flare and all the details quite well. 👍🔥
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Lovely
Thank you 😊
No experimenting here! Just pure relaxing enjoyment of watching a master at work.
Glad you enjoy it! 🙏🏼😊🔥
Thank you for posting this video! I'm going to give this a try this weekend. I already have some 1/4 inch mandrels to work with.
Good luck! And I hope you find some tips in here that are helpful! 🔥🔥
Thanks so much, Kristina! I so appreciate your generosity, sharing your skills and yourself, and all aspects of your videos.
You are so welcome! 🥰🙏🏼
Pull some Murini out of that pattern.
I will make that a plan👍
Thank you so much for sharing your talent. It's greatly appreciated by those of us with lesser skills or resources. You are very generous with your gift and it is a lovely contribution to the glass art world.
You are very welcome! I appreciate your kind words and I’m happy to hear that these videos help others 💕
Thank you for sharing your oh so satisfying bead-birthing patient, loving process. It is divine. 🦋🌿
Ah! And thank YOU for tuning in! 🌸
Absolutely stunning piece! Love the bicolour design.
Thank you! 😊🔥🌸
Fantastic job and fantastic cat also 😊
Thank you! 😊😽
i like your work , thanks You for sharing , can You please tell me what torch did You use ,where can I Buy one , what glaas is that, thanks You very much
Thank you for following my work. Here I am using a GTT Lynx and Effetre glass. You can contact Glass Torch Technologies directly for the torch and you can purchase glass from many of the glassbead suppliers in the USA.
absolutely love your work, so excited to have found this channel! Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoy it! I am excited to share more from my studio! 😊
Absolutely GORGEOUS! Thank you for sharing, love the colors, styling, and how you paired the patterned beads with the clear color glass on the metal frame. I'd wear any/all of them, hehe. Yummy.
You are so welcome! And many thanks! 😊
I have always found your work very inspiring! Would love to know your method(s) /tools for removing bead release. Thanks :)
Thanks for your note and I will definitely get to work on a video about this subject!👍😊
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This is such a good brain exercise. Dementia prevention!
Exactly! 😂
Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for sharing ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Gracias❤ desde el fin del mundo.. pronto a encender la llama
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what a fantastic teacher you are!!! ty! ❤
You are very welcome! And thank you for the kind compliment 😊
Leaves me wanting more!!! Thank you 🎉
Yeah!! I will make more for sure!👍
I had no idea you could do that. Guess what I’m doing this weekend! 😂
Happy to hear you have a new thing to experiment with! Get ready for dirty fingers! 😂
Thank you for helping us make better beads!
I’m very happy to be helpful!
Thank you. Lovely and useful as always 💐
You’re welcome 😊
À la fois magnifique et déprimant pour un débutant comme moi… Bravo et merci de partager votre savoir faire. Love from France
Ne sois pas trop déprimé !! D’être un débutant et quelque chose magnifique car il y a plein chose à découvrir ! Bon travail ! 🌸😘
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
I really enjoyed this video!!!! 💕❤️ I will be starting silversmithing soon, but never thought of doing glass bead work!!!! If at all possible, could you do a beginner tutorial/video on how to make beads and or what materials a beginner would need?!
I’m happy to hear you enjoyed the video! 🙏🏼🥰. Thank you for the idea, in the meantime look up beginner beadmaking videos because I believe there are a few out there. Wishing you all the best! 🌸
What do you do with it, what is it for?
It can be worn as a pendant or simply collected as a decorative glass object.
@@kristinaloganglass Amazing!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for such a fantastic video! So much to learn and be inspired! What gauge silver sheet did you use? Look forward to watch you and learn more from you! Look forward to your next video!
Thank you for watching and I’m happy to hear it was helpful! I am using 24 gauge sterling sheet. 👍
Your shop assistant is gorgeous! Thank you for making this video and sharing your process.
You are very welcome! And kitty says thank you 😺
I love your whole thought process & the methodical and patient way you take each part within your glasswork & silversmith. I realise watching you work at your station that mine is far too low - my neck is testament to the fact that I need to make mine higher. Thank you for caring enough to share your creativity with us all - you are and always will be an inspiration to me xx
Your note is very kind. I am happy to hear how much you appreciate the details. And yes, I like to sit low in my chair so my back is nice and straight. I hope your future chair adjustment is helpful!💕
Beautiful all the way around! Thank you!
Thank you too! 😊
I love to watch you work, so peacefully slow, at the moment, enjoying your work! That’s why your work is amazing! I love your creations and I am in love with your studio! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Glad you got to have a studio visit by watching 😊
Fantastic video! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for sharing! It’s fantastic to see the steps and process you take. I have worked with a press like yours and I sometimes have difficulty working within the constraints of the pieces that come with it and often feel like I need more options. This has inspired me to think of different ways to approach the problem and adapt something to be what I need. ❤️
So glad it was helpful! And all the best for experimenting with your work!
@@kristinaloganglass Hi Kristina, I just wanted to add that you were my inspiration when I started to learn lamp work. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world!
@@susanschwerdtfeger7310 You are very welcome! I love being part of the lampworking community :)
Home sick, drinking tea. This was just what the doctor ordered. As always, beautiful and fascinating.
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you feel better 😊
It's so inspiring to watch you work on your beads, jewelry. I love your studio and how thoughtfully you work with the purpose of making everything fit so well. It takes time & patience as you take time to explain what you're doing & I thank you for making these videos. Tapping on the cup and bead shows how you can't rush the job. Thanks so much Kristina for this lesson. ❤
You are so welcome! I appreciate your kind words 💕
Thank you for sharing your process in such detail! I love the way you film and make your videos. I hope there are many more to come..
Thank you so much! I’m definitely making more videos 👍😊
Amazing work! Second half of video is heart stroke giving 😅 It reminds me how many beads I messed up. Thank you for this lesson❤
You’re welcome 😊. And yes, tricky work but definitely possible!
Beautifully done Kristina! Thank you for sharing.
You’re very welcome and thank YOU for watching!
Sigh...another wonderful, inspiring glimpse into your studio and your work! Thank you for being so generous in sharing!
Thank you for your comment! Wishing you many happy hours making 🌸
LOVE everything about this, Kristina!
@@kathysinnott1917 I'm so glad!!!
Such a sweet bead ... I can see why this would be addictive. Thank you, Kristina.
You are so welcome!
What bead release do you use??
For this bead I am using Dip n Go Sludge Ultra.
Loved watching you work. I watched you make that bead, and I still don't know how you did it. I have to conclude magic.
Thanks! A little magic make life quite nice 😂
@@kristinaloganglass <3
The goddess of dots. Such confidence laying down the glass each time. Love the video.
So glad you liked it! 😘😄
You must use dapping tools, that is massive! Bravo 👏 👏
You are exactly right! I will publish a video this week that will show the whole process 👍
What coe glass do you use? Love your videos
Thank you! I am using COE 104. 🔥
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So in LOVE with your studio and your work ! Thanks for sharing !
You are so welcome! And thanks for following what I do 🙏🏼🔥🥰
Everything you do is beautiful!
Heartfelt thank you! 🌷