Glass blowing tiny magical bottles from 100+ year old glass we found while Mudlarking!

Come with us on a magical new glass blowing adventure as we recycle broken Victorian glass (collected on our mudlarking adventures), melt it and blow it into tiny potion bottles for the very first time!
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[@NorthernMudlarks]

[@darlameyer5936]

That was cool! The one with the little feet turned out well. The little wonky one was my favorite.

[@teekotrain6845]

Every single one is awesome

[@momof2n8993]

They would be amazing to put glitter in, put in a tiny cork and hang on a chain/ make a beautiful necklace.

[@AvalonDreamz]

Would using different colors of frit work with this smaller version of glass blowing/beading? If so, it would make it so easy to add different colors and swirls in your bottles/beads both

[@joseymour207]

The messed up ones look mysterious like spell or wish bottles, they are lovely! Enjoyed this video very much, thank you.

[@reecesearcher]

yes I thought spell bottles too, maybe harry potter would be intersted in them, I'll ask daniel next time I see him.

[@robbybobby6483]

Looks like a tiny angled ink bottle.

[@vickinoeske1154]

I was thinking exactly the same thing! Magic little bottles.

[@silverlady1118]

Are you not tempted to bury a couple, imagine how confusing that would be for future generations of mudlarkers ☺ So quirky and original, really enjoyable video, thank you for sharing 😉

[@elinkeykramme6511]

silverlady 111 love the Way you think 🌸

[@kaydavis6752]

We are so wicked! I thought the exact same thing LOL.

[@Saffirance]

You made sweet little treasures. Well done

[@Saffirance]

You could put a mustard seed in one foe a necklace reminding you that with the faith as big as a mustard seed you can move mountains.

[@jodybishel6556]

Now that tiny fairy lights are available you could make a string of tiny glass bottle lights! This just blows my mind. I love that you're looking at stuff that everybody else dismisses as garbage and coming up with ways to give it new life. Excellent work, ladies!

[@NinfaCarpentergeorgia198]

What fun earrings these would make! Anybody agree?? More Christmas ornaments for a tiny tree??? Fairy light shades??

[@HunterPeale]

yes!!!

[@janehindle12]

Is there nothing the two of you can't do? Your little bottles are absolutely delightful. Make sure you keep them safe just in case there are Borrowers living nearby. Just loved the video. Can't wait to see what you do next.

[@MyHelena67]

Love the cute little bottles ❤️they would look great with a silver lid and put on a chain for a lovely quirky necklace 🥰🥰

[@tazstanley4552]

You two are amazing! Thanks for the lesson!

[@peachesandapril]

YES! That is a beautiful idea!

[@lisacates4185]

Love, love,them

[@charlotteweaver9736]

This is the most fantastic thing I've ever seen! You ladies rock!!

[@sharbean]

You do realize people will want you to sell these.

[@bewilderbeastie8899]

I really want one

[@Marshall19851]

Haha me too! I’m hoping they’ll put them in their shop

[@mariemoss2475]

Kit and Caboodlers would love one of those for their dolls house 💕

[@lynnhamps7052]

I was going to write exactly that..you beat me .lol x

[@jometcalf8991]

I'd love one for mine!

[@carolynmurtaza1180]

I love the bottles they are so quirky. could you just imagine someone in 100 years time digging them up, and wondering what they were used for.

[@lorrainewhitlock5377]

😍 I am amazed at the talent an Ingenuity that you two ladies have. Magical little bottles they really are!!! I love it. I really love it💓💒🦄

[@susanflaherty6790]

The garnet fill bottle would be a wonderful pendant. Well done ladies.

[@kaiazion5351]

Why on earth would anyone not enjoy this video To the 6 dislikers please rewatch and really think about what you just watched. You lovely ladies are so incredibly amazing to me. I get so excited watching its like I'm there discovering all the treasures with you. Thank you also for the historical content. Love this channel ❤

[@justgill_xoxo2361]

I have just spent almost an hour watching you make beautifully odd bottles. So calm and interesting. I'm adding it to my 'watch again' play list.

[@terriatwell4041]

Your little bottles are so charming. So many ways they can be used-putting them over fairy light bulbs, to hold tiny messages, jewelry, etc. You can preheat your glass shards in your kiln, at annealing temperature and it will melt faster and you will have less snapping. Just have the shards in the kiln and use your tweezers to pull out a piece when ready to work. If you want them to have a flat bottom, just gently push down onto a marver when you are done blowing, flash heat, and then put in kiln (or cooling pot.) And last comment-please be careful using iridized glass. The process to iridize glass is usually very toxic. I hope these comments don't seem to "know it all" or bossy-just sharing info I know from working with glass.

[@hepaticanobilis9700]

Safety warnings are never wrong and friendly and sensible tips and advice fall into good soil with these down-to-earth and humble ladies.

[@rockreader4298]

Terri Atwell, I Love your comment. You are detailed in relaying your thoughts, much like I am, if I do say so myself. : ) I am sure the Ladies of Northern Mudlarks will receive your thoughts and ideas graciously, as they do mine.

[@birdycoon3763]

Good info. Was going to leave a very similar comment, but found yours first. Well stated, and hopefully the ladies will see it. Their lack of basic safety precautions is worrisome.

[@gnarbeljo8980]

I was going to suggest this as well. I have only blown glass full size in the traditional Swedish way, and I’m sure there are important differences in techniques working so tiny and low temp, but perhaps you might enlighten me on a few thoughts? My first thought besides yours was that the girls are working against gravity (hence the wonky bits) and was thinking I’d have positioned the flame/myself so that I could easily hold the punt more vertically by the flame, I’d make use of a bucket of water and to hold small wetted wooden ”spoons” to shape the glass in and find a miniature way to use wet pads of newsprint they way the glass is shaped when hot in classic glassblowing? Also pulling a neck should be possible the classc way as well, ie rolling it horizontally (with perhaps support if it would be easier to be fast and steady) and pinch-pull the neck with another pair of tweezers? Are these ways for some reason not used in lampwork? I was also going to suggest rolling the puntel in a bit of ground glass of contrasting color before returning to the flame and increasing volume and shaping. Thinking since this works with traditional glass I can’t see why it wouldn’t in ”smurf size”? I’d be very curious to try myself had I the equippment needed! (Annealing equippment is unfortunately beyond my budget atm 😔) I’d appreciate your feedback (or anyone else with experience) I feel so inspired to try this, only too curious to wait ;) Love this channel! I share many of the same interests as these lovely ladies and fell in love with Scotland 2019 when I was on adventures there all of august, so I can’t wait to be able to go back for more and do some mudlarking and mineral hunting myself! If I’d only known... 🥰

[@terriatwell4041]

@@gnarbeljo8980 in lampworking you are working much smaller than when blowing larger pieces so there is not the space to use supports. Or at least I have not seen it done. You can use graphite marvers to shape (versus the wooden paddles). Frit can be used as you described to add color. There are lots of ways to play with the shape of the bottle and neck (varying size of gather, using a punty on end, etc.)

[@nospartsman8901]

Well done, the first of anything is never the same as the hundredth attempt, a visit to a glass blowing artisan would be a good video.

[@crystalthompson81]

I would love to try to make something sweet like that with all of the bits I have collected. Family thinks I'm a hoarder for collecting all the bits and bobbles. They are treasures!

[@mjc3206]

Are you secretly a dragon???? Cause the ending kinds sounds like something a dragon would say

[@monaradu3034]

I am in the same situation...🤦‍♀️😚

[@monaradu3034]

❤🌹

[@corvidaegudmund1186]

Sounds like me and my collection. My horde is mostly shells and shark teeth/fossil fragments I find while beach combing. I really need to organize everything!😅

[@garydilbeck8882]

Hello ladies! This is a fine example of lemons to lemonade. Can’t wait for the explores to resume but in the meantime, this is perfect. Almost better. Take good care and stay healthy. Wonderful 😁

[@christyjuhasz2504]

Loved this ..was anticipating something marvelous and you didn’t disappoint! Would love this as a necklace charm with silver stopper ♥️

[@moonhunter9993]

was thinking of a silver stopper too. could have a loop on top to thread string/chain

[@debrashulman362]

I'm amazed at how willing and eager you both are to try new crafts, even something so seemingly difficult as glass blowing! So enjoyed watching your efforts!

[@sandiekaye5241]

Oh I would treasure one of those when you get ready to part with one. I love them! They are the perfect faerie size!

[@CharleneHoffman]

I love these!!!!!! I also started thinking of hollow beads. Now you need to make more, put some sand from the Scottish beaches in them and list them on your Etsy stores!!! I know I would want to buy one. They are just so beautiful. You beautiful ladies are just so talented.

[@eileenwade8971]

yay you got some didymium glasses!!!!! yay people call them diddy’s too for short. You guys need some better ventilation though. Alex they sell shield too made of didymium that are on like a gooseneck that can be twisted to be positioned in front of your camera for filming. Great video guys!

[@Presbygirl1]

If you don't think they are big enough to be bottles, they could be tiny Christmas baubles or floats. I absolutely love them. Great work once again ladies!

[@helzbetwinters9633]

Lol seeing Barbie in the background! They are literally her size

[@sourcreamking]

Alex, did the Alexandrite reach you unharmed and sparkly? And: another fun thing you can do is ground up different colour glass and sprinkle on the red hot object you're working on before putting it under the flame again. Gives it wonderful patterns and texture! LOVED the blue one with three legs!

[@alisoncourtois9077]

Gorgeous!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Hi Jon, Yes I did receive it (and the others) it's sooo beautiful! I've never seen an Alexandrite stone in person! You're so kind thank you! Xx The crushed glass idea would be amazing, we're going to try it 😁

[@aeria_gloris_]

oh my, i caught myself blowing together with them!

[@moonhunter9993]

my 10 year old daughter was also blowing all the way 😉

[@justjulie9622]

Fairy bottles. I love each one!

[@mrbarbelbarbello2332]

I can imagine hundreds of them strung out over tiny lights. Had the shwoos, not approoved ,I would deem them tasteless.

[@garypalonis5809]

I can’t tell you how much I love these. They ARE magical!

[@kokoboo2654]

Alex you did wonderful making those little bottles! They look like pouring bottles, absolutely beautiful. Gail, you and Alex have such a lovely relationship, I love watching you 2 find treasures and now these little bottles and things. Thank you! ❤

[@florencelavorelsimon7930]

Absolutely adorable Those tiny bottles are so beautiful !

[@roxiepoe9586]

I've been watching the second season of Blown Away on Netflix. Now you are blowing glass at home! Sycronicity. :) I can't spell that porperly. lol

[@kellyhawes8901]

Me too, I binged watched the whole first season!

[@FindShindoHere]

Ty for the Netflix show plug!

[@DianeC1975]

Love them. They are adorable. You two have the patience of Job. I couldn't do it so I admire all the work you did on them. ❤️👍

[@peggyharwood2675]

Hi Gail and Alex, beautiful little bottles, so special, Thank you Both for sharing your talent, so beautiful. 🤗👍🙏💜🧡

[@Adam-Gates-Mudlark]

There so adorable!!! You should attach a little bottle to a Necklace, and maybe create a little potion inside one. That would be really good walking around with a handmade bottle around your neck. Thank you for sharing your craft :)

[@catherinemvbrayer9351]

Yes handmade is great but bonus is the glass itself is 100 if not more years old.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Thanks Adam xx

[@karayates3646]

These would make perfect tear jars. I'd love to buy one.

[@padraicodomhnall5925]

"Tear jars". Kara, that is a perfect description for them!

[@lovelyskull3483]

Ahhhh, I love that❤️ Tear jars, sigh.

[@pattimessenger6214]

You two are so brave and adventurous! Blowing glass bottles! That is amazing! The peach colored glass is lovely! Those tiny bottles look like they belong to elves or leprechauns or pixies. They should hold morning dew or wild flower nectar. Will you be making tiny stopple boppers for them? Oops, I just looked at your thumbnail and see tiny corks! Great job!

[@debcambron8432]

I love each one--the colors, the shapes, the process. What fun! Well done. Truly enjoyed this. Thanks so very much ladies!

[@net-twin-de]

Nice job, very well done 🤣😉😊 I like these tiny bottles a lot 🤗

[@JudithTipton]

Again, I'm amazed by the two of you! Some of the bottles look like old Christmas lights...oh, little stoppers would be wonderful! Love ya both!

[@drofydoc]

Lol just finished watching Blown Away on Netflix, a glass-blowing competition show. Hope you guys watch it, I know who you’ll be rooting for :D

[@abigailsmith2908]

I love that show too it is so good

[@scottishwifie14]

Just binge watched the first series it’s a great show I love the great pottery throw down as well.

[@markallchorn2438]

What a wonderful use of the old glass, never fail to impress, keep at it practice makes perfect, but the fab shapes and imperfections make them all individual little works of art

[@bonnerdebbie]

They are ADORABLE! Thank you for sharing your fun.

[@helzbetwinters9633]

Magnificent work ladies! They are beautiful! Can't wait to see work in the future!

[@TheAccidentalViking]

Is your smoke alarm chirping? You need to change the batteries. :/ This was really fun to watch. I had just binged the second season of 'Blown Away' on Netflix, so this was an excellent comparison. ;) Well done for your patience.

[@noraleestone2859]

Good ears, Nidelva! I kept stopping the video because I thought it was my smoke alarm beeping. :o Finally I realised it was theirs. Just a little maddening, eh. ;)

[@gaylereid8264]

I can't believe Gail & Alex are so into what they're doing, they don't hear the smoke detector telling them it needs new battery🤣😂❣️LMAO

[@suetaylor5186]

Really thought our smoke alarm needed it's battery changing....then thought nope...its the Northern Mudlarks xx

[@noraleestone2859]

@@gaylereid8264 Once they started the torch and the music, you couldn't hear it anymore anyway. LOL

[@TheAccidentalViking]

@@noraleestone2859 I think this was shot over a few days and they fixed it. I remember living in neighbourhood in New Zealand and hearing the chirp and it was coming from a neighbours house. I tracked it down and knocked on the door. (It had kept me awake that night.) I introduced myself, told him where I worked (the fire service) and explained what I was hearing from his home. He told me he heard nothing because his was high frequency deaf and thanked me very much for letting him know. I encouraged him to change his batteries when we went on daylight savings in the fall every year, as we had a campaign on TV and print to help remind him. That way, he could rest easy, and his neighbours would too, not having to hear the chirping all night. ;)

[@carolinejamison4303]

Loved loved loved it 💞💞💞😊 the little bottles look like something from Harry Potter 🧙🏻‍♂️🧙🏻‍♀️one of my favourite movies 😊💞you have a very beautiful home 🏡 so picturesque stay safe 😊💞😷xx

[@melaniek7577]

When the schwooz try to run off with your creation, that's definitive approval ! You could attach these tiny bottles to a chain as a pendant or as a charm on a charm bracelet, with something personally meaningful or beautiful inside.

[@abdelhak6470]

"By the red furnace stands Apollo mute, Holding in upraised hands His iron flute. Slowly from back and brow The bright sweat drips; He sets the clarion now Light to his lips, And ever, as he blows, Without a sound His molten music flows, Golden round." . . . . . . .(The glass-blower) Bravo Ladies !! And thanks for sharing.

[@reecesearcher]

And Robor the Celtic God of Oak trees didst look down upon thee betweeneth the holy branches and grant thee a twig to becometh a wond, so that ye shalst maketh magical bottles.

[@beckyrandol2741]

It’s great seeing the two of you following your passion and trying new things.

[@lovelyskull3483]

The two of you are artists, I love everything you create. Thank you☮️🇨🇦 Also my arms are tired watching the melting process.

[@sandcoils4232]

Sooo cute! Make the tiny bottle topper stoppers for them! 💖

[@Nicole-coliebrobro]

The beginning of this gave me anxiety but the finished little treasures are so neat! I can easily see them as jewelry. That amber color one is so tiny, it's the cutest, next to that blue one with feet!

[@pamelamcfadden337]

The tiny bits of sea glass would fit .

[@kaydavis6752]

Great fun, I love their quirkiness ... Well done ladies .. perfect for Valentine love potions ..x

[@kelliesaunders8468]

I adore the tiny potion bottles !!! Well done ladies !

[@jamesmcbride6304]

Really admire you girls you are not frightened to have a go at anything

[@dellwendybrown2713]

What a neat experiment ! You two are so much fun to watch -- so creative.

[@Givulinovich]

Even your chicken look elegant. 💕

[@tereselapree222]

Loved the wonky bottles! They are all lovely!

[@terrykogane4617]

Love the tiny blown bottles, great job to you both! Shwoo approved and all........❤️

[@pennysmith2511]

Wonderful. Looking forward to my evening watching this Thank you both 💞☺️

[@pennysmith2511]

Another intriguing vid. Wonderful amount of patients you both have...fascinating art. Can hold little spells for you to release 😃 Wonderful showing the bottles out side, enjoyed all this. Thank you so much for all your skills being shown. Will be watching this one again. Stay safe Penny xx

[@michaellindsey1543]

Cake - Quit teasing the shroo before they swallow something and you get your backside tanned! Ladies - The bottles were a brilliant and artistic idea. Well Done!

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Do you mean Alex?

[@michaellindsey1543]

@@NorthernMudlarks Yes, I have been calling Alex, Cake since the "cake" episode. I know "teasing the shroo" was a little harsh but they could easily choke on those little bottles and she would feel horrible!

[@annewinchester6945]

Fascinating. I always enjoy watching glass blowing videos. So interesting.

[@sandrayoung6341]

Hi 👋 , love those cute quirky bottles and that your trying new things . ❤️ your videos & look forward to your next . Take care .

[@georgeday4917]

Absolutely love watching y'all make stuff! - Just an idea, but maybe get some kiln ware bowls and melt all of one color in each bowl and keep them hot to gather blobs of the molten glass on the mandrels. Or use two rods to pull the molten glass blob out into glass cane, so your glass is more even and consistently the same diameter. That way you can add as much or as little to your works and even do some lace lamp work or something. Just an idea, but I think it would speed up your process and allow for greater detail and consistent results. Keep up the good work! Love your channel and videos!

[@marciehall2125]

I loved everything in this video! The lovely, patient work with the perfect music background! Your camera work is Awesome too! I loved the fade to the full moon!!! Absolutely magical!!! Well done Lovely Ladies! 💜💞❣️

[@teresafries3610]

Love the idea

[@Gracie_02]

Hello ladies🙋🏻‍♀️My goodness.... 😊just wonderful and definitely magical💖 I adore you both and your beautiful country.

[@Ty_The_Bonsai_Guy]

Now all we need are some mini stopple boppers. Lol! 😂🤍

[@30121965huey]

It is such a Breath of Fresh Air seeing You guys not only Growing in Covid but having alot of fun doing it!Thank You Ladies!very Enjoyable as usual!

[@mariemoss2475]

Loved this so much, so pretty well done both of you... also you could make your own Xmas tree glass decorations or even tiny glass wind chimes... The possibilities are endless 💕💕💕💕💕

[@susangosling6122]

Hello lovely ladies, it's like the frost suspends everything holding its breath while magical things happen, like your beautiful little bottles, love the green one with bubbles. Keep warm and safe. Much love Sue Gosling Adelaide s.a. p.s. we have just experienced 43c and a huge bushfire, which seems crazy opposites to you ..x

[@lorihouchin9861]

The bigger the blob the bigger the bottle Good Luck Girls 👍🏻💕

[@marylousinger3489]

Alex, at one point when you were watching your Mother blowing a bottle, you were so engrossed that you looked like you were at a tennis match. it was so cute.

[@sharononeill9689]

Absolutely loved the little bottles so inspiring ladies.

[@helzbetwinters9633]

Such an amazing way to recycle!

[@ColinHarperSummerson]

What a fantastic video, you two ladies are really talented and imaginative, youre bottles are beautiful, love the misshapen look and colours are just gorgeous, they have a kind of fantasy look or a very ancient look about them? Also to be made from old glass too, whole thing is purely magical, think you two mother and daughter being creative and sharing some of your special time is really beautiful, heart warming thank you 🙂❤

[@vivianeromao]

you are very talented. There is NOT anything you can't do. you are two incredible women. CONGRATULATIONS for so much wisdom and so much talent. you inspire me.

[@superbellabeau]

You two are so talented! The bottles are so cute! 😊

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

I like the wonky ones the best😊 You guys just wade right in and try new things. I love that about you. Then, you always succeed at making something cool.! Great job!😊😊❤

[@hepaticanobilis9700]

The bottles were absolutely wonderful! I WANT THEM !! One idea I got was that if you need to angle so that the bottom (when it gets thicker there) gets more heat than the neck / metal tube. The air takes the easiest way (just like humans :). This is really fun to watch and I like to watch when you make jewelry! And when you dig for bottles and look for seaglass, THANK YOU for letting me follow !!

[@kapa464]

Oh my lord , i just love you 2 ladies , your voices and your calmness as well as enjoyment in everything you do .....just wonderful , just love you , be well and if you're ever in Greece , look me up. ciao.

[@suesmith9202]

Omg how gorgeous are them bottles. Congratulations on a job well done

[@lynnreid3106]

I just love you two. You have a beautiful relationship, and you have a go at anything, which I love. The only detrimental thing about watching your videos, is that my housework and crafting have had to take a step back. 😣

[@janicecooper875]

Gayle and Alex, is there no end to your skills, you are absolutely full of imagination and skill. I love you both. When it is cold and bleak outside, the majic is happening inside the house with all your many and varied items you make. I don't think there's anyone else like you two on line. Congratulations my darlings. Love to cat and Schroo-poos as well.

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Aw, thank you! 😊 xx

[@julzmgrforll7278]

Those would be perfect for perfume oil to wear around your neck.

[@amandathorpe1648]

I found myself blowing along with you ,another fascinating watch thank you .

[@mariamceuen4700]

When one thinks you ladies have done it all, you surprise us with these cute adorable bottles!! BRAVO!

[@robbybobby6483]

They can be made into necklaces. Beautiful job. Lot of work but looks like fun. One item for my bucket list? Lol!

[@neatsb3040]

Beautiful, I was wondering if you can incorporate glass seed beads, roll the molten blob in them?

[@stellabelikiewicz1523]

This is such a fantastic idea, but sadly it probably would result in disaster, as each different type of glass has a different “coefficient of expansion,”. Which refers to the rate at which it will expand and contract as it is heated and subsequently cools down. The issue that often arises is glasses with different COEs being used together and the final object spontaneously shattering! Which really is too bad, because seed beads would be SO AWESOME to incorporate into glass blowing projects!

[@neatsb3040]

Thanks for that , I guess I didn't word it correctly. I was asking if you could use the glass beads, and no one likes or commented. Thanks for answering.

[@gejatjeerdsma8306]

This is so lovely!!! Maybe you can, when you get better in it, try to make Christmas balls. I would love to have a few in my collection. Keep on trying.

[@FLSueL]

You two are amazing! Is there anything you can't do? Those are the cutest bottles ever. I love each and every one of them. Thank you very much for sharing that experience with us all. :-D

[@dianaflegal4495]

Love all these small quirky bottles. So fun! Thanks for inviting us along! Loved the teardrop and one with feet. Very creative. Definitely restorative potions. Like in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe when Lucy carried a healing potion. The world could use a boatload of that!

[@margiebrown7436]

@Northern Mudlarks .... are you going to be selling your lovely little bottles?

[@NorthernMudlarks]

Possibly x

[@tinovanderzwanphonocave544]

ok girls never do this when you have the hiccups! it's literally a pain in the chest!

[@mary-anneswanson8445]

I think you did wonderfully ladies . I could see the little bottle making pendants and with a silver handle wrapped or melted on they would be great for putting in the window to catch the sun . Maybe strung on ribbon or thread as a garland across a window or fireplace :)

[@pamelamcfadden337]

You two are so creative! Your videos mean so much to me..I learn something every week and at 66 I don't think I am too old to learn .Thank you ❤❤

[@gaiasguardian205]

The glasses really help with seeing how far up the glass the heat is travelling. Before you placed them in front of the camera, I thought the glow was simply the sun shine through the window.

[@julierundlett2736]

Hi girls I love your bottles I thought how cute they would look with glitter in them with oil Maybe? I mean fairy dust. Love Julie

[@EvieMasterton]

The fire alarm beeping constantly must drive you ladies nuts! My dog used to hate that sound so much. Amazing video though, I am in awe of the frosty landscape! And so fun to watch the bottle making process. I particularly love the videos that have you making things!!

[@fairyGrandmother]

Wow! Your little bottles are super cute! TFS Hugs!