An Introduction to Glass Blowing Sculptures! Flowers & Leaves for Beginners!

Hey Everyone!
Thank you guys for supporting the channel as always! We've been creating some projects for beginners, breaking down how to make simple sculptures to practice your shaping techniques. This week, we are going to make some little flowers, leaves and put them together! You can use this little sculpture as decoration, or use is as an attachment with your other work!
If you want to give this project a try, we are opening a store on RevereGlass.com where you will be able to get all the colors & supplies used in the demos! Stay tuned for the announcement, and leave a comment on what types of projects you want to see next!
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[@kylestephenson3004]

Stoic 101 be your self its all that you can do

[@speedingpullet7400]

This is boro? Amazing colors! I'm going off to the GA site to get some of that beautiful deep petrol blue. Wonderful work, as always 🌸

[@michaelkmiec5842]

Agua azul is one of the best boro colors imo

[@austinjorgensen5417]

One of the first things I’ve taught myself to make were flowers… good stuff brother! 😂

[@warmwomyn]

Hope you're doing well.

[@mikesfound]

Could you do a video of making ghosts?

[@michaelkmiec5842]

No those things are wack dude

[@wheezrrr701]

i dont understand how you can get the glass red hot like that, i use the same materials and the same companies but when my glass gets anywhere near that hot gravity takes it no matter HOW i try to spin or save it. Any tips to help that? its the one thing that makes glass blowing unenjoyable for me. it feels like the glass turns to liquid the second its in the flame but i see others hold their glass into the flame 3x as long and it seems to be fine! im not sure if its my technique or maybe my torch has too much o2 or propane? I'm tired of making globs of glass that just fall onto my table or end up getting thrown away LOL i havnt blown glass in months because of the lack of information on viscosity and how to better control it

[@michaelkmiec5842]

Are you sure you’re not using soft glass? It needs to be coe33..boro is a much harder glass it will not immediately drip like that. I use the same torch as Dustin and it’s considered the most penetrating torch on the market and my glass doesn’t do that.

[@revereglass]

Hey! Thanks for commenting! I think that @michaelkmiec5842 might be right. I've never head of borosilicate glass reacting this way, so I would try to understand the differences between soft glass and boro. If you have some more specific questions, feel free to make a free account and send some more info about your issue at RevereGlass.com!