I’ve been following you and your work since I started making beads 15 years ago. Thank you for being so open in sharing your work. When I first started making beads I was thoroughly unimpressed with dots. I thought they were simple. How wrong I was! They still challenge me to this day!
You did it! Thanks for sharing your work process, philosophy, and gorgeous studio with us. The photography is wonderful and the beads are inspiring. Incroyable!
November of this year will be the 30th anniversary of my first bead making class, and I am forever grateful that my teacher was you! This video is wonderful and I hope you make many more.
It's a pleasure to get a view over the shoulder as you create these beautiful small beads. And the video/production quality is very good, a nice and relaxed vibe.
Thank you 🙏 very much! I’m so glad you made this video. I now understand how much planning, preparation, and measuring goes into it as well as how patient you are and how much patience I should have with myself. Truly grateful. I am really excited to go back to the torch as soon as I can. 🥰
I am reminded why I work slow and cool when I watch you ,making beads. You were my very first teacher (In a mill in NH, you were pregnant with your first child) and I was so intimidated! All these years later I still work that way and my love for glass has only grown. Thank you for all the beauty and good habits.
Wwwwwwooooooooowwwwwwwwwwww! Thank you so much for posting the process! No wonder I love the beads, and now I understand how much I love the process and why I value what you do soooo much!!!!! That was a great video!
Hello Kristina, I've been watching you now just about two weeks. I'm taking bead glass making classes at art school and loving it. However I know practice makes perfect. You're truly the dot queen😁.
How special , calming to watch you create. You show such joy in the process. Thank you so very much for this look into your melting glass. Congratulations and to many demos. ❤
🤩 wow it was so worth the wait . I had no idea you sat so low to the torch but the benefits are there to see. You really are Queen Dottie and on such a small bead. I found your technique and the music incredibly inspiring & relaxing. Well done my lovely xx
Thank you Jo! I sit low so I will have a straight spine while working. This helps me feel comfortable for many hours at the torch. p.s. My son composed the music! 🎶
I saw your channel pop up in my recommended and subscribed immediately. Wonderful video, thank you for sharing. I have the exact same torch (GTT Lynx), and had to pack all my stuff away a few years ago until I can be in a place where I can set up a studio again. I miss it a lot! Been inspired by your work for a long time. 💚
I am following you everywhere, I am so happy you started to make videos!!! And it is amazing! Colorful, calm, beautifully done both video and bead! ❤❤❤
was very happy to learn about this fine art If you could please tell me what type of tool the molten glass is wrapped on And the insulating material on it Best regards
Thank you for watching and being curious about the process. The rods are referred to as mandrels. I make them from uncoated stainless steel welding rods. The white material on the ends is called bead release. You can purchase it from different bead supply companies. I have made homemade versions myself in the past. The formula is based on very fine clay and water and is essential for keeping the glass from sticking to the steel. 🔥
i like your work , thanks You for sharing , can You please tell me what torch did You use ,where can I Buy one , what glaas is that, thanks You very much
Thank you for following my work. Here I am using a GTT Lynx and Effetre glass. You can contact Glass Torch Technologies directly for the torch and you can purchase glass from many of the glassbead suppliers in the USA.
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Mesmerizing watching you create this perfect little bead. I love how slow and meticulous you work. Thank you so much for sharing.
You are very welcome! I hope slowing down is helpful to you 😊
I’ve been following you and your work since I started making beads 15 years ago. Thank you for being so open in sharing your work. When I first started making beads I was thoroughly unimpressed with dots. I thought they were simple. How wrong I was! They still challenge me to this day!
Many thanks for following what I do! Dots are both simple and complex! 😆🔥
You did it! Thanks for sharing your work process, philosophy, and gorgeous studio with us. The photography is wonderful and the beads are inspiring. Incroyable!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
November of this year will be the 30th anniversary of my first bead making class, and I am forever grateful that my teacher was you! This video is wonderful and I hope you make many more.
Thank you Annette! I remember when we met oh so many years ago! Wishing many happy hours still at the torch 🔥
I've always loved your work, Kristina. Thank you for sharing your time with the flame and this calming video. 💜
You are so welcome! I appreciate you following what I do 💕
An actual professional glass bead artist! Yes!
You are very kind to say this 🙏🏼🔥
It's a pleasure to get a view over the shoulder as you create these beautiful small beads. And the video/production quality is very good, a nice and relaxed vibe.
I’m glad you enjoyed your virtual studio visit and vibe 🔥🙏🏼
Thank you 🙏 very much! I’m so glad you made this video. I now understand how much planning, preparation, and measuring goes into it as well as how patient you are and how much patience I should have with myself. Truly grateful. I am really excited to go back to the torch as soon as I can. 🥰
I’m so glad to hear about what you gained from watching! I hope you enjoy experimenting with slowing down next time you are at the torch 🔥😊
Thankyou for sharing this, it’s so nice to see a bead video where you can see the work being done and not just a huge flame.
You’re welcome!😊
I also wanted to show it in ‘real time’ without editing so you can get a good feel for how I made it.🔥🔥
Thank you for sharing your oh so satisfying bead-birthing patient, loving process. It is divine. 🦋🌿
Ah! And thank YOU for tuning in! 🌸
Hi Kristina. My dot bead exploration end about 2003. I was fun. Taught me a lot. Focus and attention. Disaplined my mind.
I am reminded why I work slow and cool when I watch you ,making beads. You were my very first teacher (In a mill in NH, you were pregnant with your first child) and I was so intimidated! All these years later I still work that way and my love for glass has only grown. Thank you for all the beauty and good habits.
Thanks for your note Joanne! I’m so happy to hear that you still love working glass 💕🔥
Such a sweet bead ... I can see why this would be addictive. Thank you, Kristina.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing. Watching on your hands in process is always best lesson for me❤
You are so welcome! Happy to hear this!🔥
So special to see you again, thank you!
Thank you too! 😄
Wonderful! Your work is always inspiring!
Many many thanks! 🔥
Love your necklace. ❤ Enjoyed watching you work. Always so beautiful creations.
Many thanks! 😊
Wwwwwwooooooooowwwwwwwwwwww! Thank you so much for posting the process! No wonder I love the beads, and now I understand how much I love the process and why I value what you do soooo much!!!!! That was a great video!
Ahhhhh! You are welcome!! I absolutely love process too!
Hello Kristina, I've been watching you now just about two weeks. I'm taking bead glass making classes at art school and loving it. However I know practice makes perfect. You're truly the dot queen😁.
Thanks for the kind note and I wish you many happy hours practicing at the torch! 🔥
Well thank you for that...mesmerizing to watch you gently make a gorgeous bead!
Oh, thank you! Welcome to my world 🔥😊🔥
How special , calming to watch you create. You show such joy in the process. Thank you so very much for this look into your melting glass. Congratulations and to many demos. ❤
You are very welcome. My intention is to give you a genuine peek into how I work. Glad you like it 🔥💕🔥
Kristina! You inspire me to new experiments in lampwork technique. Thank you!
Yeah!! Happy to hear that! Enjoy experimenting!🔥👍
Mesmerizing! It is such a gift to see your process. Thank you for sharing this with all of us!
So glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏼🔥
Love it! Look at all those beads just laying around on your counter. Have terrific memories of your bead class in France. Thanks.
Bonnie
Ah! That workshop in France was the best. Thank you for following my work all these years!
Loved watching you work. I watched you make that bead, and I still don't know how you did it. I have to conclude magic.
Thanks! A little magic make life quite nice 😂
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🤩 wow it was so worth the wait . I had no idea you sat so low to the torch but the benefits are there to see. You really are Queen Dottie and on such a small bead.
I found your technique and the music incredibly inspiring & relaxing.
Well done my lovely xx
Thank you Jo! I sit low so I will have a straight spine while working. This helps me feel comfortable for many hours at the torch.
p.s. My son composed the music! 🎶
Beautiful work! 💙
Great video Kristina! Way to start off with a bang! Lovely videography and commentary. Very inspiring 💖💘
Thanks Helen! Wishing you many happy hours at your torch!🔥💕🔥
So happy to see you uploading videos and can't wait for more!
Yay! Thank you! I am making more for sure!👍
I saw your channel pop up in my recommended and subscribed immediately. Wonderful video, thank you for sharing. I have the exact same torch (GTT Lynx), and had to pack all my stuff away a few years ago until I can be in a place where I can set up a studio again. I miss it a lot! Been inspired by your work for a long time. 💚
Thanks for your note and subscribing!! I hope you can set up your Lynx soon! 🙏🏼🔥😘
I am following you everywhere, I am so happy you started to make videos!!! And it is amazing! Colorful, calm, beautifully done both video and bead! ❤❤❤
Thank you for following what I do! And thanks too for the kind words. My plan is to make more videos!🔥
Such a fan of your special, unique & spectacular work! Thanks for sharing this video! ❤
Thank you so much 😀.
Kristina, you are such a lovely soul! Your beauty shines in your process and your work. I look forward to more of your videos.
Deep thanks Kathleen. I appreciate your note and wish you many good thinks for your own work. Peace.
Thank you for sharing your skills. ❤
You are so welcome! 🔥
Wonderful video, thanks so much for sharing :)
Still so very cool to see!
🔥😊🔥
Thank you for sharing, such a special video ❤
You are very welcome! 🔥🥰
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
was very happy to learn about this fine art
If you could please tell me what type of tool the molten glass is wrapped on
And the insulating material on it
Best regards
Thank you for watching and being curious about the process. The rods are referred to as mandrels. I make them from uncoated stainless steel welding rods. The white material on the ends is called bead release. You can purchase it from different bead supply companies. I have made homemade versions myself in the past. The formula is based on very fine clay and water and is essential for keeping the glass from sticking to the steel. 🔥
i like your work , thanks You for sharing , can You please tell me what torch did You use ,where can I Buy one , what glaas is that, thanks You very much
Thank you for following my work. Here I am using a GTT Lynx and Effetre glass. You can contact Glass Torch Technologies directly for the torch and you can purchase glass from many of the glassbead suppliers in the USA.
next....!! (haha.. more more!!)
Ahhh! I am definitely making more! 😂👍
Gracias❤ desde el fin del mundo.. pronto a encender la llama
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I was so skill at the end. How to make a living was hard.