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.
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
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 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://th-cam.com/video/dierwolf2000/w-d-xo.html
@@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.
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.
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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My God its so beautiful, divine. I could just sit and watch the process over and over again.
Wow, watching the process for a newbie is like going into a trans, beautiful work, love it 😍
Yes, I think you mean a trance? I agree, very mesmerizing…
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.
Antoinette Perkins thanks so much! It’s a lot of fun and a labor of love.
Love the setup of using murinie as a decoration for vases
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
So so so beautiful!!! Well done!! ♥️
Very Beautiful! Your doing what you were born to do! 💞
Sorry for the delayed response, and yes I love what I do.
Just beautiful, and so interesting and informative. Thanks!
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
No problem, I'm glad you found my channel and thank you I really appreciate it!
Wow. Love these so beautiful
Thank you, I appreciate it!
I've also made sheet glass mirror and pulled it like normal. Your work is fantastic.
Sheet glass mirror and pulled it? That does not sound normal! Do you have a picture?
@@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://th-cam.com/video/dierwolf2000/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/ilTM3gz9W9M/w-d-xo.html is fusing glass wrapped around traditional furnacr optic molded rods
awesome work! I've always enjoyed watching you work and develop!
michael giannattasio thanks Mike! Hope you are well.
Awesome, magnificent and skillful masterwork. I will never miss ur excellent work 👍👍👍❤
Thanks so much!
Hello thank you so much so beautiful so pretty so amazing this is pure art.
Yummy! And then some. Thanks.
Looks Amazing
I don't even know what to say: MIND GROWN !
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Reminiscent of the dulcet tones of Bob Ross. Now I want to come by the studio.
Definitely want more! Like a and subbed
Thanks! I am trying to make a video a week, are you a glass blower?
@@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.
Stunning
Thank you! 😊
Thank you.
No Problem!
Very Nice Tanks!
Thanks for watching!
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.
wow beautiful
Thanks!
What is the average wall thickness in the body of vases? How is that controlled?
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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