Preview | Torch-Fired Enamel Basics with Barbara Lewis

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Artist Barbara Lewis is a pioneer in the field of torch-firing enamel, and in this clip the artist and author of the bestselling "Torch Fired Enamel Jewelry," shows you how to create beautiful tri-colored beads.

[@Donosomaria28]

Magia!! Maestra usted es muy talentosa !!!❤

[@Somethinghumble]

I had no idea bead making could be so dangerous. That's hot stuff!

[@VloggerBubu]

I am cloisonne enameling artist from Georgia 🇬🇪 and live in Massachusetts . I liked the video interesting

[@moniquedann1298]

ok where is the finished bead please?

[@artistsnetwork]

You can stream the entire video to learn about the materials she used, and you can also find the materials list in pdf form on the video's page at ArtistsNetwork.TV.

[@texasgigi3684]

Final product?

[@D0Z_Ze]

@jenna Larson copper,brass,iron, are metals I know you can torch fire. Sorry for the typo! :P

[@Heliqiong]

cool!

[@D0Z_Ze]

It did it again! >:O

[@JennysSandBox]

What type of beads can you use? Any type of metal?

[@terrynicholson5214]

What kind of fuel are you using?

[@kylieyoung7239]

What metal are you holding through the bead? I don't understand how your fingers are not getting burnt??

[@loriaguirre7182]

it doesn't conduct heat. stainless

[@harxmoond]

I believe she called it a mandrel. What type of metal I'm unsure of.

[@gustavth1]

yes. likely to cause harm or injury. Doing this in a normal, respectful manner isn't dangerous at all. I just find it funny how you americans see that so much is 'dangerous'

[@jzheng5019]

Don't show for final look

[@rhondachalmers6753]

If you looked at the beginning of the video, you would have seen the final look of the bead! It say's "Tricolor Bead"!

[@gustavth1]

"dangerous" is a word applied to this when someone is reckless. Just that it's hot doesn't necessarily 'dangerous'

[@D0Z_Ze]

@jenna Larson

[@D0Z_Ze]

Oops sorry! It auto corrected me and sent :O

[@58Kym]

It's probably a piece of welding steel.

[@StinkyDustyBird]

Another video not saying what kind of enamel

[@Somethinghumble]

Is it just you or does everyone from Norway make sweeping generalizations and pick and choose how to interpret definitions? See if you can spot the capitalized "or" in the following definition. dan·ger·ous /ˈdānjərəs/ Adjective "Able OR likely to cause harm or injury." Take a lesson from Bob Marley and chill out, man.