I have grown Jobs Tears and have a bunch in my studio waiting. Would love to make something with them one of these days. ❤the colors vary slightly from pale grey to a greenish blue.

Fabulous content! The term "Atlas" could have come from Russia - has multiple meanings in Russian language , including type of fancy fabric with texture and luster to it

Thanks for explaining dichroic- sometimes in unboxings any of that type of bead is labeled that way. It is good to know the differences.

Hello Hanna, Thanks for a wonderful video! I always enjoy watching your channel. I love buttons as much as I love jewelry! I personally would not wear or clean the button bracelet. Wearing the bracelet will more than likely cause the glass buttons to chip. Also, most antique buttons should not be cleaned with water or any other liquids. Many metal buttons have a layer of cardboard inside that can’t handle moisture. Also, steel will start to break down and rust when exposed to moisture. 👍🏼

This is outstanding! ❤️

Binge watching your videos . Fascinating- thank you for your work!

Great video, thank you !

Thanks to you I could identify that my vintage necklace has Murano wedding cake beads. Thanks a lot ❤

I have a beautiful oil burner made of dichroic and a bottle made from a similar process.

The creation of dichroic film is not unlike the creation of L.E.D lamps.

Excellent description thanks. Dichroic film does crinkle and wrinkle with a heat gun which we use for resin arts. Heating enables the fusion of 2 or more layers to create different effects and colours.

Thanks for the info! I’ve thought of selling bead mixes and beads from broken jewelry, but I haven’t tried it yet and these tips are helpful. I haven’t thought to weigh them.

So sorry I missed you 😔

Hi Hannah! I was at an event at my son's college yesterday and today. I wish I could have been here when you were live. I'm enjoying these beautiful pieces you're showing.

WOW, Hannah, I have a whole new appreciation for Dichroic glass … Who knew? Thanks for another informative and interesting video.

I love the educational videos. Thank You!😊

Your bead bugs are super cute!

Great video Hannah! Very informative ❤❤❤

Thanks for teaching us about dichroic glass. I never knew any details about this type of glass. Such awesome information.

Thank you so much

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Such beautiful beads! Love!!!

Great dichroic glass beads video! Love the cylinder shaped beads - colors! 😍 And frosted ones too 😮😍 Now I’m sad I sold few dichroic glass jewelry pieces. I want them back 😅

Thank you! I have been following your glass videos. So glad and grateful you are covering this type of glass in this video. Happy collecting!

I enjoyed this! I love learning, and you present the information on a level that a layperson like me can grasp. I had no idea that there was that much difference between foil and dichroic glass, or that the dichroic process was first formulated for the space program. I enjoyed seeing the beautiful examples you showed. Great video! 💕 😊

Amazing😍! Thanks for sharing!

Great video Hannah! Beautiful beads- I think my favorite are the last ones you showed that look like Roman glass. I have a soft spot for Roman glass, but it's delicate. The dichroic coating would be much sturdier. I used to do glass fusing. It was really a satisfying hobby. The sort of standard way to make a fused glass pendant is to put a clear glass piece over whatever design you make with different colors, stringers, etc. When I used dichroic glass, I like to make it without the clear glass on top, as I really liked the texture.

Flameworked = Lampworked in this context, this video is absolutely amazing

Wonderful video! Very educational thank you!

Great reminder to appreciate and to slow down, needed this. ❤ Love your calm videos! Buttons are tiny pieces of art, they are beautiful 🌸

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My Italian grandfather would be dressed in his fresh-pressed shirt to go out in the evening, but would first make a stop in the garden to pick a basil leaf to put in his breast pocket. The fragrance! The memories! 😊

Oh how wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

Hey, great video! Would you be able to help me identify the beads in a necklace my mother gave me before passing?

What kind of paint was used on the bottom of the goofus glass plate? I found one but the paint is all chipped and I’m worried about lead or other harmful ingredients in it.

What lovely pieces!!❤️ I would clean the buttons a little and put them onto a stronger, brighter bracelet. It will be gorgeous!!!

Wow!! I am so impressed you got so much for those rings and you sold multiple lots!! That is awesome!

Good ideas Hannah! I have many worn rings. Will just need to lot them up! Thanks for sharing your ideas.

Great bracelet! I personally dont mind copper peeking through plating on some bracelets if its coming through gracefully. 24:01 You may have since watched the button video Jason Adams did a few days ago.

Plain, worn rings can be used as large closed jump rings on craft projects like handbag charms or suncatchers. They fit nicely over suction cup hooks and have strength to hold your creations. (You know this but others may not 😊) pattie-the constant commenter...

Hi, Hannah! Thank you for sharing this information. I am self-teaching gold plating, and have thought of experimenting with new and thrifted jewelry that has worn outer finish, to see if they can be spruced up. Also it's great that you let people know they can still sell broken jewelry for good money! I think a lot of people don't realize that even a thin dainty gold chain is worth selling for scrap.

Always helpful and a new way toook at things!!

I am trying to identify some beads that are similar. Can i send a picture to see if you know what they are?

Thank You, Hanna for a wonderful reminder for us all 🤗

I finally watched all the way through and so glad I did! Great info and resources. I'll watch any video you make! Good stuff!

I love the caterpillars you made Hannah! They’re adorable! Everything you show is always beautiful and interesting. You’re right, it’s always good to be thankful for what we have. I often see things that other collectors and KZbinrs have and think wow. The button bracelet was a wonderful find. I think I would feel more comfortable changing the chain and perhaps converting it into a necklace. Great video and I loved your special four legged guest.😊❤❤❤

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I love buttons too💖…they are so overlooked! Love your video! Thanks for sharing🥰💕!