Making Murrine Vases - John Gibbons Glass

[@aprilshowers8982]

Absolutely beautiful. Not only does this art take talent and knowledge of the properties of glass but also strength to handle the tools. So impressive. The vases are so beautiful.

[@Gibbonsglass]

Antoinette Perkins thanks so much! It’s a lot of fun and a labor of love.

[@raheemarashad4628]

Wow, watching the process for a newbie is like going into a trans, beautiful work, love it 😍

[@Gibbonsglass]

Yes, I think you mean a trance? I agree, very mesmerizing…

[@eff1565]

My God its so beautiful, divine. I could just sit and watch the process over and over again.

[@ethansammis7429]

Love the setup of using murinie as a decoration for vases

[@jeffjefferson2676]

This is exactly the thing i would want to do if i had everything settled (a house, a car, enough money, kids). This looks like an amazing hobby! Greetings, Jeff

[@danielaluft5034]

So so so beautiful!!! Well done!! ♥️

[@LavenderValley777]

Thank you John.. I have been looking for a channel like this . I love glass... Wish you more subscribers.. your deserve that .. one day I would love to see you making beautiful marbles... Stay safe.. by the way I subscribed

[@Gibbonsglass]

No problem, I'm glad you found my channel and thank you I really appreciate it!

[@tonirichardson2783]

Very Beautiful! Your doing what you were born to do! 💞

[@Gibbonsglass]

Sorry for the delayed response, and yes I love what I do.

[@carenbuksbaum9720]

Just beautiful, and so interesting and informative. Thanks!

[@joshschneider9766]

I've also made sheet glass mirror and pulled it like normal. Your work is fantastic.

[@Gibbonsglass]

Sheet glass mirror and pulled it? That does not sound normal! Do you have a picture?

[@joshschneider9766]

@@Gibbonsglass sorry that should have said murrine. I let a bunch of system 96 fusing glass fuse into a thin sheet then jelly rolled and reversed it for a nice swirly pattern. Http://kzbin.info/www/bejne/mprIo6qloctlZpJk

[@joshschneider9766]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n523fmadr56Kb68 is fusing glass wrapped around traditional furnacr optic molded rods

[@theshanny8]

Wow. Love these so beautiful

[@Gibbonsglass]

Thank you, I appreciate it!

[@MisterMG1982]

awesome work! I've always enjoyed watching you work and develop!

[@Gibbonsglass]

michael giannattasio thanks Mike! Hope you are well.

[@jodyshepard9482]

Yummy! And then some. Thanks.

[@neelamabdullah1273]

Awesome, magnificent and skillful masterwork. I will never miss ur excellent work 👍👍👍❤

[@Gibbonsglass]

Thanks so much!

Beautiful!

[@Gibbonsglass]

Thank you!

[@keithraney2546]

I don't even know what to say: MIND GROWN !

[@pooryaradpoor3156]

Hello thank you so much so beautiful so pretty so amazing this is pure art.

[@regbowden6829]

Looks Amazing

[@haleyshank8569]

Reminiscent of the dulcet tones of Bob Ross. Now I want to come by the studio.

[@cree878]

Stunning

[@Gibbonsglass]

Thank you! 😊

[@joshschneider9766]

Definitely want more! Like a and subbed

[@Gibbonsglass]

Thanks! I am trying to make a video a week, are you a glass blower?

[@joshschneider9766]

@@Gibbonsglass hey sorry I didn't get back to you sooner i never saw this. Havent made anything in years but toom it seven semesters in a row at a community college.

[@magdawaliszewska7322]

Thank you.

[@Gibbonsglass]

No Problem!

[@malunicolette9447]

Very Nice Tanks!

[@Gibbonsglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@BennytheJohnson1]

How were you able to have a completely different pattern on the blowpipe from from heat to the next? Went from a cane roll up, to a murrini plate rollup like that.

[@moumouhminou3919]

wow beautiful

[@Gibbonsglass]

Thanks!

[@Daniel-gi3jo]

What is the average wall thickness in the body of vases? How is that controlled?

[@Gibbonsglass]

The wall thickness is thicker on larger pieces and thinner on smaller pieces but it can be about 1/4 to 3/8 inches thick. Thicker is easier but thinner makes a larger vase.

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