How to Cut Glass Bottle Rings; THE ULTIMATE EASY WAY

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EASY PEASY #CUT #GLASSRINGS! This video shows #ArtistMarcieZiv cutting #glass bottle rings using the #HomePro bottle cutter. I have cut many glass bottles before using this same technique and only recently discovered the joys of making the glass rings. and they are perfect. Here I cut multiple bottles making many rings. These rings are fantastic for making craft projects like wind chimes, jewelry, garden art, totems and more. So go out in your recycling bin (or someone elses') and grab those glass bottles and have some fun! Create Meaningful #Gifts - Reuse, Reduce and Recycle. Say no to glass waste and use this innovative glass bottle technique to create beautiful handmade gifts be it for garden or home for your loved ones that they will truly appreciate.
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[@robbiediles4242]

Thank you so much for recycling I think this is fabulous😊😊❤

[@marcieziv]

Hello and thank you for watching my channel😀🥰❤️

[@tezcatbus]

really good video, lots of people edit out error or struggle, but it is INCREDIBLY INFORMATIVE to see what happens sometimes, and that it happens to basically everyone! very encouraging.

[@marcieziv]

Hello and thank you for your thought filled words. Lovely💕appreciate you watching my channel to the stars and back❤️

[@terrycollins6392]

I think that this is one of the best videos on KZbin on cutting glass bottles that I've seen in a very long time😊thank you so much. Terry. Plymouth. U.K.

[@marcieziv]

Hello! Thank you so much Terry. I appreciate you watching my channel. 🥰 Spot on thoughtful leaving me a lovely comment!lovely lovely!

[@Maggie-Gardener-Maker]

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing!

[@marcieziv]

Hello and thank you for watching my channel! Appreciate to the moon and beyond! 🌙⭐️❤️

[@vanmeertan]

i need to drink more wine and practice. tried this method and got a lot of ridged cracks.... so i think more practice will help. can you soak the bottle in cold water, instead of running it?? i hate to leave water running so wondering if you can soak in cold, reheat in the hot, etc.... i guess i'll have to get drunk and practice. hahahaha Great video. thanks for sharing and your time.

[@marcieziv]

Greetings! I’ve only tried it with running the water specifically on my scored line on bottle. I often collect ( I didn’t in video) the water and reuse. You are only running water on line .. shut off while you dunk bottle in hot water bath … I use the water for plants 🌱 thanks for watching my channel and please don’t get drunk and cut glass😂

[@kylejohnston1440]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Absolutely awesome

[@marcieziv]

My pleasure Kyle! Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave me a comment❤️

[@LindaB206]

you make it look so darn easy lol..

[@marcieziv]

It’s easy now…. And soon enough you will write back to me ( in your down time of course from cutting all those bottles) and you will tell me your success rate is at an all time high💯

[@terrycollins6392]

That's probably down to listening to years of her not so favourite song, "I love the sound of breaking glass". 😍 Terry

[@marcieziv]

😂

[@kareno8634]

HI! How do you 'control' getting Bottom off first, before separating Rings from upper bottle? Love the Gator! _by the way_ - Stephanotis looks GREAT! : } What arched trellis used? Thanks!

[@marcieziv]

Hi! Ok so the way you more or less control the bottom getting cut is that you make that your focus. It’s in the pot of hot water and you take it out you ate then running THAT section - that scored line on the glass-,under the cold water to shock it to separate. I hope I’m giving you clarity here. Then when the bottom comes off your focus is on next section until all the rings are off. Always maintain your focus on the one scored line at a time of course starting with the bottom score. Thank you for your question and for watching my channel. Very much appreciated😊 As far as the archway: if you want to see how I did this go to my video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIqrpmiYnNGqnNUsi=I7tiCZVg9ytasloa. I explain your materials and how to!

[@kareno8634]

@@marcieziv Hi, Yes, very clear, Thank You! It just sounds too logical. lol i should have been wiser to see, just one step at a time. Thanks for Link to Archway. Much appreciated as well. Cheers!

[@RobertBennie-vx8zs]

You make glass wind chimes? How do you keep them from breaking in high winds

[@marcieziv]

Hello! I’ve had one break however it was placed too close to another chime. The glass bottles are pretty durable. Thank you for watching my channel❤️

[@RobertBennie-vx8zs]

@@marcieziv thank you after watching your video I was picturing it differently with multiple bottles not just 1 bottle I'm definitely going to try this

[@tamaramorton8812]

I’d really like to know what you use them for before I even watch the video.

[@marcieziv]

Hello. I use them in my windchimes as well as polishing edges and leaving in a pretty bowl to display. You can melt them in a kiln and get very cool organic shapes for an objet d’art, You could also integrate them in a totem sculpture which I plan on doing at some point! Thanks for the question.

[@Creationstomiko]

Why do you put the pieces in a tumbler? Is it a rock tumbler?

[@marcieziv]

Hello! Yes. Yes it’s a rock tumbler. I place pieces in the rock tumbler with carbide grit to tumble the glass to get sea glass effect!😀thank you for watching my channel!

[@francineoconnell5169]

Marcie, how long do you run the cold water on the bottles?

[@marcieziv]

Hello! I make a couple of pass overs on bottle focusing in on the score of course. If it doesn’t feel like it’s moving ( cracking) place again in hot water bath and let sit. After practice you will find the sweet spot on timing. If you leave the glass bottle in the hot water bath and it’s scored correctly you will not have to do the cold water treatment but once or twice. I wish I could give you an amount of time however no amount of time under cold water will work unless the other steps are done ✅. The cold water is the icing on the cake. Clean glass well, score cleanly, place in a water bath and heat for 30 - 40 min. It can boil then reduce heat, remove bottle carefully with pot holder, empty water inside bottle, wear goggles, run cold water and place bottle line under cold water turning it as you go. Bam!you are ✅ done.

[@francineoconnell5169]

@@marcieziv Thank you so much for your advice and all the help! I just saw your channel the other day and I’m so happy that I ran across it! Your work is amazing. Thank you again for sharing!

[@bettyjones1974]

Awesome!tyfs I've learned so much from your video, may I ask where can I get a bottle cutter like you used in the video??❤

[@marcieziv]

Hello and thank you Betty! I left a link in the description box of that video. I appreciate you watching my channel❤️

[@piggybakkers]

Nice video. I've cut glass regularly for work for years. Just some constructive critique. You are pressing much too hard when you score. The wheel should only make a light score breaking the glass surface. Your wheel will last longer and your success rate will be better if you lighten the score. I subscribed.

[@marcieziv]

Greetings. Thank you for your suggestion. Always looking to better what I do as well as good for others who watch and see comments. Appreciate you watching my channel and taking a moment to comment😃

[@susanlarmour]

How do you use these glass Rings? You don't show them in any of your projects.

[@marcieziv]

Hi Susan. I haven’t finished making the vid on uses yet. 🤣 however you could use them in windchimes, you can fire the glass and make pendants, mobiles, Art , sculptures . Just a few ideas❤️thank you for watching!

[@Gazr965]

It's a good idea, but sure wastes gallons of drinking water, I prefer the candle flame technique. Gaz

[@marcieziv]

Greetings! The water can be recycled so there isn’t waste. I never quite fancied the candle flame technique. That said whatever technique works for one & what one feels comfortable with is the way to go. Thank you for watching my channel and for taking a moment to comment. 😊

[@Gazr965]

@@marcieziv That's good to know it's recycled, as water will soon become an expensive commodity in some places that were used to wasting it. Gaz UK.

[@sharkasgiggles]

Why wasting so much water!!! Reuse it!

[@marcieziv]

Hello. We do reuse the water. It goes out to the garden. Thank you for your comment and for watching my channel. 😎