Lampworking / Flameworking - 101.71 - Glass on Wire Components - 104 demo

[@narakaiaitken6796]

Happy new year. Another wonderful thought provoking idea for something different. Loved the ear rings. Can’t wait to see your work in 2023. Love after yourself and Patrick. Stay well and happy. ❤️😊.

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

I love this ! Super cool !! Next purchase is a rod holder for sure . Thank you Robin

[@scottwoodresearch]

The rod holder is so helpful for those short rods or wires. 🤗 A wonderful tool to have! Glad you enjoyed this one!! Cheers- Robin 😃🌹🌹

[@scottwoodresearch]

Hi everyone! I am using 18 gauge copper wire! 👋🏽👍🏽

[@mariacohen5179]

Fantastic, big thanks for showing what to make with them. Many ideas 🤗

[@scottwoodresearch]

Yea! So happy you enjoyed this one! 😃 Thanks so much Maria!! 🌹 Cheers- Robin 🤗💫🌹

[@beza73]

Thank you! I am so glad you made it ☺ I will try to work with thicker copper wires. Attaching wire from two sides is a wonderful idea. So many possibilities... Thank you one more time and be sure I'll return with some more lampwork problems to solve! Have a nice day Robin! Barbara 🌻 P.S. Your mandrel holder looks professional, stable and handy, I'll look for something similar for myself.

[@scottwoodresearch]

Barbara, thank you so much for your spark on this! 🖤🤗🖤 I truly hope it helps with your ideas!! I did try the stainless steel but it was just to hard of a metal. Then I noticed upon further exploration everybody seem to be using copper wire. All I had was the black coated copper lol! But it worked!😂 I also liked the slightly thicker wire… 18 to 20 gauge. The rod holder I use came from Frantz art glass. It was perhaps $25? Well worth it….but like I said, it is a bit cumbersome to turn for me. Please let me know if there is anything I missed that you still have questions about! So happy to be able to help!! Have a wonderful rest of your weekend! 💫🌹💫 Cheers and hugs- Robin 👋🏽💫🌹✨🌹

[@jonesuk123]

Happy New year Robin. Great to see you putting these on wire and then to see them made into something. Big thank you xx

[@scottwoodresearch]

Hi Lena! Thanks so much and Happy New Year to you as well! I hope your 2023 is magical! 🎉 ✨🌹 Hugs- Robin 👋🏽✨❄️✨

[@lindafowlerjohnston]

Looking good girl. I'm taking a class in tin can art the first of Feb. I wanted to incorporate some of my glass in my work. These will be great additions to whatever my piece turns out to be.

[@scottwoodresearch]

Hi Linda!😃👋🏽 That sounds sooo fun! I love mixed media. The glass additions could add some wonderful sounds and movement in and around the tin! 😉 💫 Im so excited for you!! Thanks so much for sharing!! Big Hugs❄️- Robin ✨🌹✨🌹✨

[@ginnyhawes459]

Happy New Year Robin x these are lovely and I’m going to give these a go. My earrings are usually beads threaded onto headpins but I just love the idea of component designs. Thank you for yet another inspiring project.

[@scottwoodresearch]

Happy New Years Ginny! 😃🌹 These were so quick to make and gave me lots of fun ideas! There is so much to explore here…. Im glad you enjoyed!! 🎉 Cheers- Robin 👋🏽💫🌹💫🌹✨

[@cindyridinger8661]

Love these. ❤

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thanks so much Cindy! 😃🌈 Glad you like these! Cheers- Robin 👋🏽🌹🌹

[@dianahanson1320]

Thanks!

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thank you so much, Diana! We appreciate you!! 🥰🌹💫🌹💫✨

[@arletapech9052]

The head pins, how fun! Do you think a silver plated brass head pin would handle the torch heat? Or stainless steel? Since we use brass tools in lampwork it made me wonder. Love this lesson. Made a few sets and my 17 year old granddaughter fell in love with a sett! Thank you

[@scottwoodresearch]

Hello Arleta! 👋🏽 I’m so glad you enjoyed this one! There are so many possibilities here😃 Brass is good! Same as copper ….just make sure you have plenty to experiment with! I did try stainless steel but found it too stiff of a metal to easily cut and tool. Thanks so much for your comment!! 🤗✨✨✨ Cheers- Robin 🌹✨🌹✨💫💫

[@LittleLotte]

Hello! Is this soft glass or borosilicate? Love the video. I am a glass artist but have never used this technique. I am also very familiar with torching copper wire for wire wrap projects, I've just never combined the two. I work with borosilicate, so just wondering what type of class you're working with here. Thank you :)

[@scottwoodresearch]

Hello Lotte! 🤗🌹 Thanks so much! I’m glad you are enjoying the demos…. All of the 101 and 102 demos are made with 104 glass. However, any of these patterns, designs and techniques can cross over into Boro glass. I do work in 33 COE as well, mostly for ornaments. I enjoy the hard glass but find it more expensive with the oxygen and color rods…. I wish I had an endless supply of oxygen! Would love to play more with the Boro.😅 Either way, the wire will stick permanently to any hot glass! I’m excited for you to play with this in the Boro…I love how intricate wire wrapping has become and would make for some fantastic pieces!💫 Happy New Year and cheers to you- Robin 🌈🌹✨✨

[@morbek1]

Hey! I think you're aware I live in the wilderness called Montana. Land of those who scream the word "fishing" very quietly but with gusto only matched by the hunters screaming about their guns, antler points, or how many ducks there were in that really cold marsh! They are looking at me and quietly screaming "glass lures" in my face! Got any ideas? I've seen a few videos but always looking for more and I value your input! Thanks!

[@scottwoodresearch]

Hi Morgan!😂 love your Montana description! 💫 I knew someone that made glass lures….pretty cool and beautiful! He made lures before he started glass working, so he knew their ins and outs! I don’t know much about which lures attract what fish types, but I do know that it is very easy to apply the metal loops for hooks! 👍🏽😅I would probably make the lure on a mandrel? and attach wire loops with a pliers. You could also make it off-mandrel if you want it a solid piece of glass, attach wires hot into the areas that need loops and hooks then add the actual hooks off of the loops when cold. Lots to think about here! A Fascinating topic….I’m jotting it down for further exploration! Hope this tiny bit of input helps. Thanks for the comment Morgan! Long days and pleasant nights under that big Montana sky! Cheers- Robin 👋🏽🌹✨💫😃

[@morbek1]

@@scottwoodresearch that's what I needed for brain to put it all together! I'll try it with a mandrel and let you know! Thanks for the sounding board and advice! You are appreciated!

[@scottwoodresearch]

Always happy to help, Morgan! We are totally here for you 😅 …Being able to attach wire hot is very intriguing! And thinking about fishing lures gave me some fun ideas too! 🥳 …love how that works out Good vibes all around!💫❄️

[@narakaiaitken6796]

Happy new year. Another wonderful thought provoking idea for something different. Loved the ear rings. Can’t wait to see your work in 2023. Love after yourself and Patrick. Stay well and happy. ❤️😊.

[@scottwoodresearch]

Hi Narakai!🤗 Great to hear from you! I struggled….too many ideas! Had to settle with the earrings, but I started working on a small bit of Mistletoe!😂👍🏽 I hope this new year brings you much happiness and joy! Cheers- Robin 🌹🌹🌹❄️