Make a Jellyfish Marble with Fumed Glass Tentacles and Dichroic Glass Video - Shawn Tucker Art Glass

#lampworking #lampworkingtutorial #glass Learn to make a gold and silver fumed jellyfish marble with a dihroic glass background.
This is part 3 of 3 for the jellyfish marble.
Part 1 is the backed dichro strip. You can find that video here:
• Make a Dichroic Glass ...
Part 2 is the gold and silver fumed latticino. You can find that video here:
• Make a Gold & Silver F...
To see the setup I use for this video in which I attach a larger tube onto a smaller hollow handle, click here:
• Beginning Lampworking:...
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Handmade Art Glass, Beads and Lampworking Tools made in my studio in Southern Oregon. I specialize in boro eye murrine, critter pieces and unique handmade lampworking tools with turned hard wood handles.

[@mobiusprolix8454]

That is the FIRST wood marver I have seen for a lampworker. Awesome!

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thank you! They are actually more common than you'd think.

[@Juggleboy2190]

What a fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much for making this.

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thanks so much!

[@ushrrroth8401]

Great tutorial! I've been blowing glass for 7 years and you just did a move that blew my mind! I still get excited when I see new ways of doing something, specially when I've been doing it poorly in comparison. Thank you for sharing!

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thanks for watching. I know many of my techniques are different than other glassblowers.

[@lisahamwich5798]

And the way up use the handle to keep the jellyfish centered while melting it in is ingenious. Thank you for sharing!

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thanks for watching!

[@nirvano4ka777]

WOOOOOOOOWW!!!!!!fantastic work!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thank you! Let me know if there are any techniques you'd like to see.

[@thometelliot7228]

Thanks for sharing 🤘🤘🤘

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Sure thing. Let me know if there are any techniques you'd like to see.

[@NN-tk7uw]

Great example of putting effort into prep time to make the rest easier. I need to work on making a smoother closure for the dome to rest against without trapping a bubble but it worked well.

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

A little suction on the blowhose at just the right moment. And very hot glass. And a bit of practice. Thanks for trying it!

[@iiicookieiii]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge!

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

You're welcome!

[@davideckert1195]

Love your narration at first.

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thank you, David. I'm trying to make my explanations as clear as possible.

[@davideckert1195]

@@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960 KZbin is my teacher. Nobody around me does anything like this.

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Where are you located, David?

[@davideckert1195]

@@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960 oklahoma,Enid

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Larry Brickman is located in Enid. He does soda lime glass beads, not boro, but he's well known and teaches.

[@linhhuong3a1nguyen87]

the video so good like jelly fish

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thank you!

[@michaelknoedler3964]

Fascinating 👏👏👏💓

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thank you!

[@dustinmiller1549]

Awesome information thank you

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Our pleasure!

[@tehgiestone6031]

Thank you sir!

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

You are welcome!

[@Leonardo1963ify]

Thank you

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

You're welcome

[@Terp_de_slurp]

I recently began flameworking. The wood does leave any kind of marks or scuzz on the glass? Super cool method!

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Not if it is kept in water.

[@lionelpetit2377]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thank you.

[@lisahamwich5798]

Do you dip the wood paddle in water before you use it?

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

I keep the paddle in water when I'm not using it. If you just dip it, then it isn't soaked through.

[@sonicstove]

Good explanation. What kind of wood is that paddle made out of?

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thank you, Charles. Any good, dense hardwood will work. Cherry is traditional, but my paddle is made of hickory.

[@HappyLittleNightmares]

Where did you get your arrowhead marver?

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

I make them - they are my own design. They are available in my Etsy store. ShawnTuckerGlass.etsy.com

[@jp-qk3yb]

What kind of torch is that? It's super unique and old school cool. Also love that rotating mulit function marver pad!

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Thank you! The marvering pad is my own design and is available in my Etsy shop. ShawnTuckerGlass.etsy.com. The torch was a Victor that I customized. You can watch a video in which I talk about it a bit here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX7Zood7iMZqpLM

[@rubensarteemcristaispereir4590]

Esse vidro e borosilicato ?

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Sim, é vidro de borosilicato

[@christinecaronnabeard1369]

If I wanted to make a soft glass jellyfish bead, I would just encase the jellyfish, true, Sir?

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Hi Christine - I don't want to get into the merits of different types of glass, but if you wanted to do it this way, then Devardi makes a soft glass tube. Or, you could just encase.

[@ryanhunt3318]

I work in soft glass, and I would recommend trying a mushroom push-implosion style technique. I've had pretty good luck with that for jellyfish.

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

Implosion works in boro as well as soft glass - this is just the way _I_ make them.

[@ryanhunt3318]

@@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960 For sure. Love the technique by the way!

[@oceancurrent6571]

Are you paid to do this or are you self taught as a hobby?

[@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960]

This is my full time job. I'm lucky in that I am able to do what I love as a career. Most of what I do is self-taught, but I have taken a few classes here and there.

[@oceancurrent6571]

@@oregonmadefunctionalglass-4960 Wow! That’s so cool you’re really lucky and I can definitely see in the quality of your work that you like wat you do. Keep up the quality content :))