Murrini Application on White Glass Base Bead - demonstration for entertainment

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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.*
*Because this video is only a demonstration for entertainment purposes, and not for instruction as a tutorial, 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.
Thanks for watching! :)
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**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.*

[@enricolambrusco2449]

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

[@CCGlassArt]

It didn't crack, but in this case I wasn't concerned about the thickness of the base anyway since it was only used to demonstrate murrini application for this video. It was not intended to be a usable bead. For usable beads, you are correct, the glass must be even and thicker than the mandrel.