Bowtie Demo - Glassblowing - Lampworking - Linework - Vac-stack Bowtie - Colorado Color Company

Bowtie Demo
This video covers the "Bowtie" linework pattern using the Colorado Color Company vac-stack "Super Nova" pattern. This process takes about 20 minutes and yields 2 balls with bowtie patterns.
Tools and materials available at www.coloradocolorcompany.com/
Narration and demo by: Sam Pesendian (Kres Bug)

[@xrichiexg]

Ahhh so you should punty the front before ripping the ball off 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤣 my baddddd I've literally been adding the other blow tube then ripping it off with the way off axis handles and making it way harder for my self and waisting more material then I need to! 😂😂 that's what happens when your self taugh and there's so few people in your area/state to melt with! Again thanks for doing these and explaining!!

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

Glad this helped!

[@MinaHakim-sp3rv]

Super

[@WuTang_Dan]

Man, really good at explaining the process. I learned a lot just watching this video.

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

Thanks! Glad it helped

[@chiefhockaloogie3878]

Thank you for making these videos. They helped me out a lot and I enjoy watching them.. I'm going on my second year of lampwork!! I'm always getting vac color stack glass from you guys & I appreciate it. Keep these videos going❤

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

Glad these are helping! Thank you for the support 🤙

[@jessedack1964]

Nice demo. Keep um coming.

[@jackarmstrong4051]

I gotta use a blow hose when working this lined tubing. I really throw the lines off if I don’t.

[@CDQGlass]

Another great vid guys! Keep em coming.

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

Thank you 🙏

[@vlt7]

Thank you! Very cool to watch

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

Thanks for watching!

[@fnglass4314]

Excellent demo! Thanks

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

Thanks for watching!

[@xrichiexg]

Ahhh I've been using mostly 12.7 and only 9.5s for like real small stuff but seems like you use it for a lot! Guess I should have a little more faith in it!! Thanks for doing these guys!!

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

You would be surprised what 9.5 can hold with a good seal!

[@coloradoconcentrates2434]

Cheers🎉

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

🍻

[@dillonhenry1995]

You guys should do a tutorial on benderbacks I could never figure those out

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

Checkout the 1st spoon video, with the spiral wig wag. It’s made using that technique 🤘🏼

[@dillonhenry1995]

O nice I'll have to watch that I just watched part of the hollow pendant video you guys did that shows benderbacks for the front of the pendant I think I understand, ill watch that spoon video before I try it out for myself again

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

@@dillonhenry1995 Going to do some more videos using the Bender Back Technique as well🤙

[@dillonhenry1995]

Nice that seems to be one of the hardest ones to figure out in my opinion I've only tried it a few times but it never worked for me

[@ItachiUchiha-es7xs]

Heyyow
Little question here: What do you use for removing the conedust? And can i also use it to prevent fingerprints on the glass?

[@coloradocolorcompany205]

Hey! We use old printer paper or Real paper paper towels in our studio. Some people use Jean or Dollar bills even work. But basically anything that won’t melt to the hot glass or if it does it can burn off easily in the flame. Paper is great for this🤙🏼

[@ItachiUchiha-es7xs]

@@coloradocolorcompany205 Alright big thanks i try it next time

[@MAGATRON-DESTROY]

I could've made $50 worth of work from the termination waste. How about send me some of your trash 🗑 😉 awesome job though 👏 👌 👍

[@skeetlejuice522]

ok so now what