Glass Beadmaking
Glass Beadmaking
What books do you like for making your own beads?
I'm talking about lampwork glass beads. I have Making Glass Beads by Cindy Jenkins, which is very insperational, I also own Glass Beadmaking by Kervin. I'm wondering what you all think is a good book and why.
I've never tried lampwork. I've seen it on tv and it looks interesting, but I wouldn't be able to do it in my little apartment. For book ideas, you could go to the library and check out some books. It doesn't cost anything, and if you find something you like you could order the book from amazon.
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 Hot Head Beadmaking Torch for Lampwork MAPP Gas Glass Bead HOTHEAD Marble Making  US $39.99
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 Glass Bead Inspirations Beadmaking US $19.99
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 Glass Bead Workshop Book Beadmaking US $21.99
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 12 STAINED GLASS FUSING BEADMAKING MANDREL RAKE SET US $29.99
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 New Phillips Diymium Safety Glasses Beadmaking ACE Filtering US $120.00
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 Essential Boro Beadmaking DVD borosilicate glass boro US $39.95
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Beadmaking Modern Alchemy Glass Fire Imagination with Michael Max ... |
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Kate Fowle's Lampworked Beadmaking: An Introduction $29.99 ... |
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Nortel MEGA Minor Bench Burner, Torch for Lampwork $249.00 Mega Minor Bench Burner Hotter, Wider Flame! Features |
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Essential Lampworking for Beginners DVD with Freeman Corbin & Jenny Newtson Take a journey with Freeman Corbin and Jenny Newtson into the world of Lampworking. See how the pro's put their studios together, and what equipment and tools you will need to build your own studio. We will walk you through the beginning techniques for lampworking, including beads, tubing, and pendants. This video is engineered to be the perfect companion to the lampworker who is just getting star... |
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All Fired Up Glass Bead Making DVD with Lauri Copeland Lauri will Show you how to create a variety of beads using both on and off the mandrel techniques. This DVD includes the "Kimono" series from soft glass and wine stopper and "amoeba" disc from borosilicate glass, among others. Working in both soft glass and borosilicate, Lauri's beads are best described as organic and gemstone-like in appearance. Her designs continue to evolve, using a mixture of ... |