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bigj402
03-02-2008, 01:46 PM
I need to know if any of you do custom mille like NFL teams and what is a good book or video to learn how to do them

Blacksheep
03-02-2008, 03:52 PM
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZnorthern-california-craft-guild

ask these folks they may be able to make them ,they have a broncos mili up right now

paintingwithglass
03-02-2008, 03:54 PM
Here are a few options:

#1

Take a Loren Stump Class.

Loren will be teaching in Omaha in November...

here is the information that was posted on another forum:

Loren Stump Workshop
Loren I
This course will be divided into three parts: Murrini, Sculptural Techniques and Encasement. Murrini will result in a Franchini-style shaded face and your signature cane. You will start with color mixing and blending which will be used to make shaded colors for a face. Eyes, nose and mouth cane will by built in the flame and then pulled down to a smaller size for component parts to construct the final face. In a like manner, letter canes will be assembled to create signature canes. Sculptural Techniques will examine several different methods for achieving human body and animal sculptural forms. The techniques include cold assembly, hot sculpture, detail overlay, temperature control, tool use, drilling holes with hot tungsten pick, and the correct application of murrini. Encasement will produce a small floral paperweight. Floral setup techniques include using blended colors, ribbed cane and overlays as components for creating leaf stock, stems, buds, ball flowers, petals, and stamen. You will then assemble and arrange the floral components into a "setup" with a quick lesson in frit making to use as a background. A Stumpsucker will be used to vacuum encase a sculptural or floral setup in Schott crystal.

Save the dates: November 4-8, 2008

Hot Shops Art Center - Crystal Forge Studio1312 Izard St, Omaha, NE
This 5-day course will be divided into three parts:
Murrini, Sculptural Techniques and Encasement

Register with Ed at the Crystal Forge Studio
402-578-1081
Class runs $1K and includes your lunches.
There are hotels available across the street from the forge.
Hotel info will be added later.



www.stumpchuck.com

#2
There are step by steps in a few books...like Jim Kervin's More Than You Ever Wanted To Know About Glass Beadmaking

#3
Lewis Wilson has a dvd that includes some murrini making
http://www.crystalmyths.com/

There are some step by steps on the glass forums too.

paintingwithglass
03-02-2008, 03:57 PM
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZnorthern-california-craft-guild

ask these folks they may be able to make them ,they have a broncos mili up right now


Those were all created before 2003....

The other murrini's were created by one of the following per the eBay description:


Mike Warren, Jesse Taj, Nathan Middleton, and Ryan Ballinger

paintingwithglass
03-02-2008, 04:05 PM
They also state that more will be listed too...they might have what you are looking for...maybe if you contact them they can let you know if they come across the NFL team you are after.

Good luck!

menty666
03-02-2008, 07:32 PM
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZnorthern-california-craft-guild

ask these folks they may be able to make them ,they have a broncos mili up right now

That Lore-ox one is awesome! Too bad I wouldn't know what to do with it :)

chayes
03-03-2008, 05:35 PM
prepare to go through color like its nothing.

Blacksheep
03-10-2008, 09:51 AM
a little bump here for the awesome folks with these millifori on ebay

i dont know about all of them but ryan just made me a kinda sig cane
so they ARE making some as well.
i am very happy with all the milli i have gotten from them and asked if they had any around in the ram head pattern in black
being BlackSheep i figured it would be a great idea to have this pattern as my sig
chip
many thanks Ryan and Sarah i cant wait to get it -you guys are the best :)


Those were all created before 2003....

The other murrini's were created by one of the following per the eBay description:


Mike Warren, Jesse Taj, Nathan Middleton, and Ryan Ballinger

Racer X
03-10-2008, 10:15 AM
murrini.com

glasskitchen.com

Blacksheep
03-10-2008, 09:32 PM
those are amazing!
I watched the kitchen cam for a bit ;definatley a slow process with amazing results and detail -i love the godfather one
i wouldnt be able to afford any of those to stick on pieces though
the one i got is much simpler but exactly what i was looking for at a price i can have lots of little black sheeps :)