Wie Negro Murrini macht – Murrini HowTo. … Lampwork Beads Glass Murrini Glasperlenwerk

16 Comments on Murrini

shineonlampie on Mon, 7th Dec 2009 5:12 pm


Great video, and thanks for sharing!

mypearls on Thu, 10th Dec 2009 4:54 pm


thank you verena.
the clip is cut in a very informativ form and quckly to use as a tut
in a short time, as well.
lieben gruß
eli

gothicbikerkarin on Sat, 12th Dec 2009 9:14 pm


could be a nice tut, if only the text didn’t fly by in a speed at which it is almost impossible to read. And since there is no spoken comment on this film…..it leave much to the imagination

Jamandra on Tue, 15th Dec 2009 8:35 am


Wunderbar gezeigt und beschrieben.

psychicadvisor on Fri, 18th Dec 2009 3:36 pm


great learning video nd also insperational.I am just gettin glass bead making but this time I want to go to levels I never did before I just did basic stuff just to learn but videos like yours are helping me see how much advancing I can try to go. Love to see more

Gamureth on Fri, 18th Dec 2009 5:42 pm


Hi! I cut slices off the cane with glassnippers and melt them onto the bead. I use a Carlisle Mini CC torch.

FunWithGlass on Mon, 21st Dec 2009 12:19 pm


Amazing video . How do you add the cane to that bead? Just a thin slice melted into the side of that shaped bead? or what? Also what kind of torch is that? I am in the market for a new torch.. Thanks again great video.

Gamureth on Wed, 23rd Dec 2009 5:07 pm


Danke für deine Worte! Ich finde auch, dass bei Handwerk lesen alleine nicht alles ist – man muss auch sehen, begreifen und vorallem üben!
lg, Verena

kugelbunt on Sat, 26th Dec 2009 7:58 am


Noch was: In theoretisch geschriebenen Büchern kann man die Tricks und Kniffe und Erfahrungsschätze gar nicht richtig weitergeben. Dein Video ist genau richtig.

kugelbunt on Sun, 27th Dec 2009 2:56 pm


Unique! Verena, das Video ist einzigartig, wundervoll (deine anderen übrigens auch)! Congratulations! In den letzten Jahrzehnten oder Jahrhunderten ist so viel “Hand-”Wissen in den Kunsthandwerklichen Disziplinen für immer verloren gegangen – hast du mal einen Blick in das grüne Gewölbe in Dresden geworfen?
Das Internet gibt uns jetzt wieder die Chance, das Wissen der Handwerkskunst an die wenigen, die sich noch dafür interessieren, weiterzugeben, ohne das es verlorengeht. Danke

cuppajoey on Tue, 29th Dec 2009 3:38 am


Great tutorial. Very clear and concise. I’m going to try it myself!

kikisdemolition on Tue, 29th Dec 2009 11:00 am


This is great! Thanks so much!

Ninnywiggler on Thu, 31st Dec 2009 11:15 pm


Brillianté!!!

lyric0561 on Mon, 4th Jan 2010 10:54 am


Very nice. I can’t wait to try it myself. Thanks!

Gamureth on Mon, 4th Jan 2010 5:13 pm


Hi! No it is soft glass, didn’t have boro at that time.

studiomarjo on Thu, 7th Jan 2010 11:38 pm


Thank-you! Is the punty borosilicate?

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