Lampwork Tutorial River Rock Bead by Kerri Keffeler - Part One - Lampworking for Beginners

[@kristinajohansson1120]

Thank you, you are an fantastic tutor. Lovely beads and I look forward to more videos ❤

[@kennethrichey8143]

Oh so beautiful.....

[@juneknowles4292]

So beautiful - I adore ivory and silver together but I guess sometimes I over do it and get black mucky colors instead of the awesome fuming colors like yours. I can't wait to try this bead and I'm excited for part 2 as well. Thanks once again for your generosity in sharing so much with us.

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

Hi June! You are most welcome, thank you so much for your feedback and for watching! I hope this tutorial helps you out. Happy Torching! :)

[@karlaeames9774]

I may just try this.

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

Hi Karla! I hope you do! It's a fun bead to create! :)

[@loesh1787]

Great tut and I love listening to your voice!

[@nitamacey7929]

Thanks Kerri!!!!

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

You are very welcome, Nita! :) I hope you enjoyed it!

[@emmafrosticeman]

Lovely tutorial :) Never thought of using the end of the mandrel for short strigner pulling!!

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

Hi Kamya! It's my little "cheat" technique for pulling stringer! lol! I hope you found that helpful!

[@zacpackman9186]

wonderfull work as per usual. thank you for sharing. some of hte ideas u have are amasing ie pulling stringer from a stringer at the end of your mandrel.

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

I'm so glad you liked this tutorial, Zac! Thanks for watching! I hope my little tips prove to be useful to you! :)

[@judylami4377]

Great tutorial, I look forward to trying it.

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

Thank you, Judy! Have fun!

[@ioanaandreeas7756]

Loved it! Now patiently waiting until next week :-)

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

Thank you so much, Ioana! :)

[@susanlambert6972]

thank you! This is great!

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

You are very welcome, Susan! Thanks so much for watching!

[@nirvano4ka777]

Great tutorial!!!!!Thanks!!!!

[@mpgfoo]

very well done video, thank you!

[@missfonda01]

You’re so talented Kerri! It’s a pleasure to watch you do something you love! ♥️

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

Thank you so much, Shannon! :)

[@blacksheeparts5083]

The natural bead techniques you have demonstrated are exactly the combination I have been looking for in glass work having tried fused glass in a kiln and just about to embark on lampworking. I love organic, natural elements and this is wonderful. I can't wait to experiment. Would it be possible to add silver bails etc?

[@gloriagutridge9627]

I'm new to flameworking. Love your channel. Thank you so much for sharing.. picked up several things from your videos so far. new tools... Razor blade in the handle of the xacto knife, making stringers from the end of the mandrel. Simple but powerful things. Did you use special type of silver? I have copper foil but haven't tried it yet..

[@kizzybizzy5872]

great bead, ant idea when part 2 will be posted?

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

Part two is now up! :) Enjoy!

[@blacksheeparts5083]

Wonderful natural bead. Is the silver foil real silver or can I use cheaper silver I see on Amazon?

[@conniedoiron5111]

Where do you live so I can go hunting for this treasure. Gorgeous bead and workmanship.

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

Hi Connie! Thank you! You need to go beach combing up here in the Pacific Northwest! :) I've hidden all sorts of treasures on the beaches here!

[@conniedoiron5111]

@@KerriKeffelerlampwork Kerri I have a daughter in Wenache Washington, am I close?😏

[@SheepBanks]

Guess i better start collecting gum wrappers so I'll have some silver. Lol

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

lol! I don't think that would have *quite* the same effect! ;)

[@SheepBanks]

@@KerriKeffelerlampwork twas a joke.

[@KerriKeffelerlampwork]

@@SheepBanks lol! I know. It cracked me up! :)

[@murano-sana5688]

this is sulfur foil ?