Archive for the 'blown glass' Category
This is an instructional video on how Glass was made in the 1600’s
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Watch Mario Hausdorfer create beautiful blown glass holiday ornaments when the artist made a visit to Berlin in Amish Country.
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This videos was taken at the open studio of Rick and Janet Nicholson who own a glass studio in Auburn, CA. The video shows the final stages of creating a large platter. http://www.nicholsonblownglass.com/
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Merry Christmas.
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Some of the glass working tools I use including several I made myself.
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Fremont Antique Glass and Studio One Glass Art are featured here. There are but a few skilled craftsman like these guys who still create beautiful stain glass windows. From the “Gather” to the picture window, take a look at the process it requires just to produce the one-off sheets of glass.
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See Artisans making a glass pitcher pretty much the way it would be made in the 1600’s (This video is here on the CraftingGlass web site also). Jamestown Glass House.com is a very interesting place to visit, in my humble opinion. Jerry
Look here:
http://www.jamestownglasshouse.com
Dec
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Traditional blown glass swan goblet from back in my days at school. This video kinda shows that I am (I hope) a better glassblower then video producer. Oh well.
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This is a selection of my flamework, lampwork blown glass works from 1990 – 2005. All are between two and three feet tall. Each took ten to twenty hours to make. Each of my sculptures tell a story. I dream of these images. They run through my mind so fast I can only catch a few of them. I hope you enjoy them. Check out my other videos.
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Segment on how blown glass is made
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