Pulling Glass Murrini Cane (& Making a Twistie at the end!) - Step-by-Step Lampworking Tutorial

Pulling Glass Cane to Create Murrini (& a Twistie at the end!) - Step-by-Step Lampworking Tutorial
In this lampworking tutorial video, I walk you through how to successfully pull murrini cane from the point where you evenly heat the gather all the way through the end where you create the cane! (PLUS... how to make a twistie with the waste glass!)
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What is Lampworking? It is the art of creating small glass beads (and other glass elements) by melting rods of colored glass in a flame, then winding that melted glass around a steel rod (mandrel), which creates the bead hole. After the artist is finished making the bead on the mandrel, and the glass hardens back to a solid state, It is placed into a pre-heated kiln to soak for a length of time which strengthens (anneals) the glass. After the annealing process in the kiln, and the glass is cool, it is removed from the steel mandrel and a bead has been created! After some cleaning, the bead is now ready to be used in any jewelry design.
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Disclaimer: please do not attempt these techniques unless you are well skilled in working with molten glass in an open flame - if you do try these techniques you assume all responsibility for the outcome of your efforts and agree that you are aware of and will comply with any and all safety precautions associated with making glass beads including but not limited to proper ventilation of your work environment, wearing safety glasses and appropriate clothing, use of an open flame, working with hot glass, being careful around sharp glass, etc., etc… CCGlassArt cannot be held responsible for any negative results you may incur attempting these techniques.
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[@sarahwestphal5599]

Turned out beautiful! It reminds me of a little coral in the finished bead.

[@CCGlassArt]

Thank you so much! The ocean is often my main inspiration for bead designs! :)

[@oonaghsown]

Is there another part to this instruction? I'd love to see how you put it together

[@CCGlassArt]

Hello! I do have a downloadable PDF available on Etsy that walks you through the entire process of making this murrini cane step-by-step: www.etsy.com/listing/1637331198/making-murrini-from-repurposed-cane

[@joshschneider9766]

i mean thats wonderful for sure, particularly teaching people about using picks, but you totally didnt explain the bundle build :( still great and informative dont get me wrong, i dont want you to think im dogging on this, it was great, i just would have loved the first half lol