Lampwork Tutorial: Basic Dot Bead- PART 2

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Jenine Bressner demonstrates how to flamework a glass dot bead, and explains some basic lampwork vocabulary.
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[@sherart]

Great tute. I'm looking to learn how to lampwork and this had just enough info & the right pacing to follow. Thanks!

[@heidihavens2475]

Wonderful video!! I just began my journey into bead creating, and YOU my dear have answered MANY questions I've had. I've watched numerous videos on getting started, and my beads still came out wonky to say the least. With the information in this video alone, i am confident I will be well on my way to really cool beads. Thanks so much!! Now I'm on to watch and learn by watching more of your videos.

[@walterbunn280]

This is interesting stuff. I'm actually watching alot of glass work videos right now because I'm thinking of making my own vacuum tubes for a guitar amp, but i find that i often wander into glass working videos. This video is one of the better video/s because it's a very through walk through that doesn't assume we know anything about what's going on. There's more than a few glasswork videos that assume that we'll instantly know where the artist/craftsman is going with their project simply by knowing what step they're at and assuming we all know what comes next. After all that, the video has a certain ASMR quality to it, which i find soothing.

[@ewcatt]

Thank you soo much, Janine - very helpful tutorial and you are so nice - would also like to learn from you.

[@mikepetruccelli4740]

Thank u for the instruction....awesome vid

[@ejrocher]

Great video. Thank you.

[@JenineProvidence]

@kikomon810 @TheRecklor Thanks for reminding me that I should be teaching. I wish I didn't need sleep. There's always so much life to live!

[@denisehoban5088]

Nice video. thank you...

[@Youngage7]

thank JP. can you make a tutorial on glass pipes now? more specifically. some mothership or an arik krunk.

[@zposh-celestinecrews5682]

So cool!

[@JenineProvidence]

Hi, Sally! The right torch and kiln for you depend on the kind of work you do. I still like the bobcat, but I also plan to get a bigger torch. GTT offers the cricket for a little less money than the bobcat. I've been using a Paragon SC3 kiln for the last 10 years and it's still great. It can be used for annealing and fusing glass and enamels, and for firing precious metal clay.

[@samanthaberger4050]

Your necklace is amazing!! How much would it cost to have something like that made? 😻😻😻

[@zposh-celestinecrews5682]

Hi Jenine. If I don't have a kiln can I use the cooling blankets?

[@SallyLaLond]

Hi Jenine your tutorial was so helpful! I have two questions do you still recommend the bobcat and is there a kiln for annealing you would recommend?

[@susanmaguire4452]

Great video. You necklace is off-the-charts. What types of venues do you use to sell your beadwork?

[@JenineProvidence]

Sorry for my delayed response! I have some things available at jenine.etsy.com, and I do custom orders at no extra cost. Jenine.net

[@yamitaggutaggu1491]

Waw beautiful😍